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Over the past decade, India has become one of the largest startup ecosystems in the world. A NASSCOM report estimates that India has more than… Read More »Millennial aspirations are shaping the world of startups

An artisan winds a bobbin and prepares to weave Khadi for Bhopal-based startup Khadigi, which works with traditional weavers to provide them a sustainable income… Read More »50 startups on Sarvodaya March

The biggest problem in India is that a major part of the country’s vast population still doesn’t understand English and hence find it a barrier… Read More »Need for EASE: An enhanced app store ecosystem can connect India to the world

“The app ecosystem is thriving in India, more so when it is available in the local language,” said Rakesh Deshmukh, co-founder and Chief Executive of… Read More »Indus OS’ bet on local-language app store paying off

How Indus App Bazaar is hyper-localizing mobile apps with Indic languages: Interview with Rakesh Deshmukh India has only about 2% of the landmass on Earth,… Read More »How Indus App Bazaar is hyper-localizing mobile apps with Indic languages: Interview with Rakesh Deshmukh

Our user base has grown 10 times in the last 18 months and we are now 100 million users strong,” says Rakesh Deshmukh, co-founder and… Read More »How homegrown app store Indus OS took on global tech giants to reach 100 million users

A tie-up with Samsung has brought the home-grown app store into the limelight. Will its regional language focus attract more phone makers? When Prime Minister… Read More »A bet on Bharat pays off for Indus OS

A coalition of 150 Indian startups is taking on Google’s Play Store. Their biggest power is their collective bargaining power but no one knows what,… Read More »App store wars: A new hope or phantom menace?

Today the start-up, launched by three IIT Bombay alumni seven years ago, claims to be the largest indigenous app store with a user base of… Read More »How Indus OS could challenge Google’s dominance in the app store space