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Love is like an old wine My trip to Bangalore was over and it was time to take the same double decker train to Chennai. It was a trip which enriched my knowledge about the business, marketing, operations and ethics by few notches. My brother being a first generation entrepreneur gave lots of heads up about how he runs his company Comparetokar.com, which he will be revamping to RideMonk.com (suggested by me Bro, any royalty? :P) soon.  How he is running the operations, equities, marketing, Adsense etc.  I also gave some ideas over a glass of cold micro brewed beer at Toit, and I hope few will soon come into picture.  And ya, congratulations on getting hitched brother. Coming back to the train, I feel like sharing some of my experiences with the world or at least few who read my blog. In front of me was an old couple, both might be touching 70s, and with no conversation at all as if don’t know each other and on my left was a couple, newly married, a very ta...

A startup starts and expands, depending upon two entities: Consumer and Government. While consumer forms the base of service initiation or product launch and maintenance, the government plays a pivotal role in supporting a new firm to get proper platform and adequate ecosystem to start and grow with time. It is like a gardener, who takes care of saplings and provides proper nourishment and environment to grow and bore fruits in future. In this article will talk about how a government can play a role in today’s generation startups: India is a hub of eight unicorns (companies having a “bank balance” of more than a billion dollar) and several rising companies which are here to stay, grow and provide benefits to consumers and gain revenues for themselves. It becomes important for the government to believe in these firms and put some of their time and money into them, to gain returns and to provide platforms. Why Bangalore is the hub of startups? Bangalore is the hub of ...