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SanchiConnect Is Building the Switchboard for India’s Hardest Startups
The Noida company began with introductions. It now sells the machinery behind them - software, programs and deal work designed to move deep-tech founders from laboratory promise to purchase order.
StartupLanes Built a Funding Lane With One Startup in the Room
The pitch-event conveyor belt is gone. StartupLanes puts one company in front of the room, then sells founders the connective tissue from idea to IPO.
T-Hub Built a 572,000-Square-Foot Answer to India’s Startup Bottleneck
Hyderabad did not merely commission an incubator. It built a piece of civic machinery where founders, corporates, investors, universities and government are expected to collide - then turn those collisions into companies.
IIMA Ventures backs the awkward years of a startup
Before the customers, the growth charts and the big funding round comes a much messier job: making the business work. IIMA Ventures has built an institution around that stretch.
CarDekho Is Building the Checkout Lane for India's Car Economy
A Jaipur garage project grew into a web of marketplaces, lenders, insurers and dealer tools. The clever part is not the car listing - it is everything CarDekho can attach to the decision that follows.
POP
POP is trying to turn India’s most ordinary digital ritual into a shopping habit. Its wager: one reward currency can connect UPI payments, credit and a crowded universe of young brands.
Easyrewardz Software Services
The Gurugram software company has spent more than a decade turning scattered purchases, messages and complaints into a single customer story - then helping brands decide what to do next.
Atlys
Atlys turned the least glamorous part of travel into a repeatable software problem. Now the visa app is using identity, automation and a 700,000-application annual run rate to reach for something larger: the operating layer behind international movement.
Gupshup and Yellow.ai Race to Turn India's Chatbots Into Agents
Two of India's best-known conversational AI companies are chasing the same prize from different corners - one built on high-volume messaging, the other on enterprise voice. The gap between a bot that answers and an agent that acts is where the fight is now.
Manan Khurma
Manan Khurma is the founder and chairman of Cuemath, an online math learning platform that teaches K-12 students across 80+ countries through live 1-on-1 classes. An IIT Delhi engineer who started teaching JEE math in his second year of college, Khurma has spent two decades trying to make a billion kids fluent in mathematics.