India's leading VCs reveal guidelines to survive coronavirus

A group of VCs have come out with certain guidelines for startup founders to internally restructure their business to survive the impact of coronavirus.

Tuesday April 07, 2020 , 2 min Read

VCs reveal how startups can survive coronavirus

A group of VCs have come out with certain guidelines for startup founders to internally restructure their business to survive the impact of coronavirus.

Aarogya Setu app's role in India's coronavirus fight

Professor K Vijayraghavan, Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India, talks about the newly-launched Aarogya Setu app.

How Mylab developed cost, time-saving COVID-19 test kits

Mylab's team of scientists was led by the woman scientist who received praise for working on the test kits despite being in her last stage of pregnancy.

Feed My Bangalore provides 1 lakh meals pan India

K Ganesh, Venkat Narayana, and Juggy Marwaha on what motivated them to start Feed My Bangalore and what helped them to rapidly scale across five cities.

Meet the 20-year-old boxer punching her way to the top

Boxer Manju Rani shares how she broke the glass ceiling in a Haryana village, and overcame economic hardships to become successful.

How to keep employees motivated during lockdown

Remote working environment has thrown fresh challenges to startups, and founders need to have a very proactive approach to retain the vibrancy of the organisation.

Guidelines for startups in the time of coronavirus

Startups are likely to face certain tough choices as economic activity has ground to a halt, and this would require some skilful tactics from founders.