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The government has announced a slew of measures that can help Indian startups. Taking the Start-up India initiative forward, this Budget allocated a ...

The government has validated its intent through Budget to promote startup mindset in the country. Proposals l...

I started up a digital business about 3 years ago. Among the unfortunate realities anyone who’s been a salaried professional starting up faces, is th...

The year 2015 was an exciting year for startups. There has been phenomenal growth, and incredible excitement (and investment...

Indian Finance Minister Mr. Arun Jaitley will be in the lime light on February 29, 2016, as he will present his budget speec...

If there’s anybody who is having a ball right now, it’s a couple of startups operating in the digital payment space in India.

I am hopeful that the Union Budget will keep up the good work set in motion by the ‘Start Up India, Stand Up India’ initiative. 2015 was an exciting ...

Restriction on carry forward should be relaxed and tax losses should be set off under section 79 of Income-tax Act to reduce risk for promoters and investors in investor funded digital businesses, says a Snapdeal-PwC joint report released recently.

Some of the bigger start-up companies like Snapdeal, Flipkart, OYORooms etc are now opinion makers. Gone are their initial days of struggle. It’s the survival-of-the-fittest race now they want to win as opposed to some of the early stage start-ups, who are the ones reeling under real problems while facing huge challenges on the ground.

It's Budget Season, and the country (read Journalists and Economists) is going gaga about Arun Jaitley's Budget 2016. We tal...

It’s that time of the year again. The anticipation is growing and expectations galore, as the country gears up for the Union...

Did you know that India represents a $7 billion e-commerce market? A Gartner report shows that it is growing at more than 40% every year. At a time when the country is en-route to becoming the world's fastest growing e-commerce market, the sector will be looking keenly at the upcoming budget to provide a boost.

With D-Day approaching fast, the startup industry is eagerly speculating how well the Narendra-Modi led government will adopt and accommodate start-up friendly policies and initiatives in the upcoming Budget.

It’s no secret that most startups are strapped with a limited budget. In the initial setup phase, running a startup may seems like you need money for everything. You think that you need every piece of tech on the market, lest your business will fail.Hold that thought. Think. Manage your finances. It can be challenging, but if there’s anything that can help succeed a startup, it’s how to cut costs, not how to overspend.

If you are thinking of building the brand of your startup and fretting over taxes, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley may have so...

In a season of great initiatives, discussion, debates kick-started by the Modi government on the startup community, both the venture capital community as well as the entrepreneur club in India have pinned hopes on Mr Arun Jaitley’s Union Budget scheduled to be announced this February end. The recent Startup India, Standup India event has further risen hopes among the community of a similarly encouraging Budget too.

Promising Acche Din for budding entrepreneurs, the Modi government announced a slew of initiatives to foster a healthy ecosystem of start-ups in the country. In a bid to allow greater access to new technology for their business, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has slashed royalty tax paid by entrepreneurs from 25% to 10%.