Why do investors keep funding fragile business models in India? Over the past year, several well-known funds have backed startups that most people would call fragile—businesses with thin margins, long payback cycles, orWhy VCs Keep Funding Fragile Business Models in India
Accrezeo Capital founder Ruchit Sutaria was featured in Startup Times for his perspective on bridging the gap between startups and capital. In the article, he shares how his journey from investor to founderFrom Investor to Founder: Ruchit Sutaria on Bridging Startups and Capital
Can Indian Startups Design Trust, Not Just Demand It? Can Trust Really Be Designed? Some ideas begin quietly. This one did too. Over the past year, while reading stories from very different marketsCan Indian Startups Design Trust, Not Just Demand It?
Hose Help Digitization : Why This Vertical, Now”. Houae help in India is one of the country’s largest and most routine household spends. A back-of-the-envelope view places the annual wage pool around $30–40B.House Help Digitisation: If Citywide Scale Is Hard, Where Does the Platform Compound?
FolkTalk is a fast-growing MarTech startup turning CRM data into personalized campaigns that deliver 3–5x CTR lift. Accrezeo is partnering with the team to support their $800K fundraise.
x Indian edtech after the hype: why we are looking again now For a few years, Indian edtech was defined by surging online brands and billion-dollar bets. That phase has cooled. Capital has rotated intoIndian edtech: crowded edges, narrow middle—is it venture-fundable?
Why Fast Fashion Q-Commerce Deserves a Second Look Earlier this year, we published a thesis on Q-commerce asking whether fast delivery could create a real moat — or if it simply made good businesses growFast Fashion Q-Commerce: What Founders Are Testing — and Investors Are Missing
Everyone’s Consolidating — But That’s Not the Whole Story Across enterprise data infrastructure, the consolidation wave is very real. Over the past two years, nearly every major platform player has tightened its grip on theEnterprise AI: The Pipes Are Taken. But the System Still Needs an Architect
The Illusion of ESG Readiness in India At first glance, the ESG SaaS category in India appears as many investors describe it: early, fragmented, and underwhelming. Adoption remains limited, enforcement mechanisms are inconsistent, and evenESG SaaS in India: It’s Not the Trees. It’s the Revenue That’ll Drive Adoption
The Legal Infra Moment: What’s Changed in India LegalTech in India often feels like a solved story — from marketplaces like LawRato to AI research tools like Jhana.ai and contract platforms like SpotDraft. YetLegalTech: The Courtroom Comes Too Late — Infra Starts Earlier