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Mihir Shah's iBreastExam takes breast cancer screening to the masses

Indo-American health-tech innovator Mihir Shah's iBreastExam is an affordable and mobile solution to combat the killer disease

This Bhopal start-up shows how to achieve scale in sale of organic produce

A start up in Bhopal illustrates how achieving scale in sale of organic produce is easier said than done

Misplaced enthusiasm

The taxman must stop harassing start-ups

1,500 start-ups in Kerala bag $38 million in 2017-18, thanks to govt aid

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan claims that Kerala is the first state in the country to formulate a start-up policy in 2014 for the development of technology start-ups

Chinese investors commit $30 million in eight Indian startups at Beijing

Startup India Investment Seminar was planned to expose Chinese venture capitalists and investors to the promising Indian startups

Kerala invites RFP from Alternative Investment Funds to boost startups

Kerala government's 'Fund-of-Fund' scheme supports tech start-ups in the state

How dairy startups could end up in the land of costly milk and honey

Dairy startups are modernising the way milk is delivered to people, but their high cost of doing business means they will struggle to make money

Hubris around 'born-to-be-sold' startups

National economic benefit is not only about creating wealthy entrepreneurs, but also about creating long-living companies

Kerala, Delhi startups win Global Impact challenge; awarded cash prizes

The KSUM had selected 25 finalists belonging to different states from the applicants

We are trying to create a bot economy: Automation Anywhere's Ankur Kothari

Automation Anywhere is a robotic process automation software company founded by four Indians - Ankur Kothari, Mihir Shukla, Neeti Mehta, and Rushabh Parmani- in 2003.

Pay your bills, avoid bankruptcy: A guide to working capital for startups

To make cash collection faster, you could either shorten the payment period

When do startups seek regulation: Is it too early for India to have rules?

India's technology startups are now into the third phase of creative anarchy

AI to the rescue: 6 startups that are redefining healthcare market in India

Niramai is among the leading start-ups that use artificial intelligence for a pain-free breast cancer screening

For overseas expansion, startups look to hire foreign Ivy League interns

Foreign interns are being hired ahead of expansion in order to not only familiarize them with the company's operations but also prepare a pool of manpower for handling overseas markets

Start-ups will flourish if regulations become more friendly: V Balakrishnan

V Balakrishnan, the former chief financial officer of Infosys Ltd, told PTI that investors are now focusing on B2B start-ups than B2C

Startup investors once again raise alarm over 'angel tax'

The startup investor community in India has once again raised concerns over the so-called 'Angel Tax' with the government, pointing out that if the issue is not fixed India's dreams of becoming the startup hub of the world will not be realised.The Angel Tax as it has come to be known, forces young startups to part with a portion of the capital they have raise from investors due to disagreements over the valuation of the company by Income Tax officials.The capital is often considered to be income, and startups have long been complaining of receiving letters from the tax authorities asking them to pay up. So far, neither the government or investors have agreed upon a middle ground, causing immense pain to startups who have raised money."There is no need to get rid of the existing rules, but we do suggest that genuine start-ups backed by established angel investor groups be seen in the same light as venture capitalists," said Padmaja Ruparel, co-founder and President of the country's ...

4 start-ups in Asia that made impact this week

Here's Tech in Asia's newest round-up of the featured start-ups online this week

Amazon Launchpad, Hax, Kickstarter to launch Startup C-Cube challenge

Challenge aimed at identifying, building consumer hardware products that can pitched to global customers

Used cars, quick loans, online courses: Startups that are leading AI race

Industry is booming with the number of start-ups touching the 200-plus mark

Cerebroz EduTree is replacing TV ads with educational videos

We are the only one who provides complete education - academic, social and general knowledge: CEO