Brexit – not all bad news for Indian start-ups
In this instalment of ‘The Small Print’, Dr Param Shah, Director (UK) FICCI deciphers what Brexit negotiations mean for Indian start-ups with an eye on the UK market.
2021– forecast for Indian start-ups
In this first instalment of ‘The Small Print’ for 2021, Dr Param Shah, Director (UK) FICCI evaluates what the New Year may have in store for the Indian start-ups.
2020: The year that was for Indian start-ups
In this instalment of ‘The Small Print’, Dr Param Shah, Director (UK) FICCI evaluates how 2020 was for the Indian start-ups, from the good, the bad to the ugly.
India and the UK are reaping the benefits of a ‘healthy’ partnership
The Indian pharmaceutical industry is seeking to move up the global pharmaceutical value chain by investing into R&D for drug development. Given the UK’s strengths in this area it stands out as the perfect partner of choice.
The social impact of entrepreneurship
Several upcoming entrepreneurs are working to help India achieve balanced regional development by creating social impact-driven business models having a double bottom line, and while doing so, address the commercial market demands with a purpose-driven leadership at its base.
India goes vocal for local toys
Diversification of manufacturing chains and rising demand for toys both domestically as well as abroad are heralding a renaissance for the Indian toy industry.
India start-ups are a big hit – Six Unicorns in 2020
With the new entry of Razorpay, technological innovation and adaptation in India, across an array of sectors, has ensured the rapid upsurge of six unicorns across diverse platforms that are ambitious and aggressive.
Pent-up demand driving VC funding
As economies begin to digitise and several organisations get more connected, there is a huge opportunity to adapt to smarter services.
techXchange provides a launchpad for start-ups to go global
techXchange is a platform that will act as a bridge between the demand and supply of innovative technologies between India and the UK.
Women entrepreneurs are driving 50 percent of India’s start-up ecosystem
Gender is no longer a barrier to be a unicorn, or a simple start-up to begin with. All one needs is the will, the dedication, and the right strategy which helps them to soar to great heights.