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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.