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A small setup, a big smile. Every time I set up a cart like this, I feel an overwhelming sense of happiness. The joy of knowing I’ve finally started something of my own – something I truly believe in. Today, we’ve marked a special milestone: our very first pop-up in Gurgaon. A place where we’ve consistently received incredible love through online orders, and now, finally, we’re here offline. It’s a surreal feeling to see Mesai grow, not just digitally, but regionally, one step at a time. Expanding our presence across Delhi NCR, being part of vibrant markets, and meeting customers in person makes this journey so much more special. Every pop-up, every market visit brings new experiences and stories that remind me why I started this journey in the first place (specially helps when you feel a bit low). For every founder out there: cherish these little moments, because they are the ones that keep us going. Here’s to growing Mesai, here’s to chasing dreams, and here’s to many more milestones to come! (And if you’re in Gurgaon, come drop by and say hi at One Horizon) #popup #gurgaon #mesai #startup

Why Bangalore Isn’t Just a City—It’s a Startup-Driven Community! Let me explain #myviews Last week, we celebrated Swiggy's IPO—an unforgettable milestone! From founders sharing emotions to employees cheering, consumers celebrating, and even competitors applauding (we love you too, Zomato ?? ), it was a moment of pure joy ?? But while the #spotlight was on us, the truth is, none of this would’ve been possible without the community of incredible #startups that turned our celebration into the biggest event at Swiggy. Here’s to them: Melt Confections Private Limited (Manish Kumar)– Those chocolates that everyone posted on their stories? They didn’t just make chocolates; they crafted a luxurious experience, adding sweetness to our milestone ?? . Priyanka Rajvanshi's Function Junction – From managing the bell-ringing event to the week-long celebrations, her team gave their all and even gave the “70-hour work week” a tough competition (P.S: No Work Life Balance was affected during this ?? ) Mokobara (Gaurav Chugani) & Kimirica (Amit Dudani) – Leadership gifting on a 3-day timeline? Mission impossible turned possible. Trust me, those gifts were our true showstoppers! Ankita Saxena Sinha:?One day-24 hours! That’s all Ankita and her #Mummalicious team took to source, wrap, decorate, and send out the gifts that looked straight out of Pinterest timeline! Porter:?My MVP of the week! Not exaggerating, I used Porter App more than Swiggy's (Swiggy- sorry, but that's the reality ?? )?They kept the wheels rolling so celebrations could soar- all day, all night! M. Kumar: He?didn’t just take photos; he created a visual IPO documentary. From the candid laughs to the dramatic bell ring, he made every frame Insta-gold. To these amazing startups: You didn’t just help; you stole the show. We owe you big time for making Swiggy’s IPO a benchmark celebration. And cheers to our very own #SportsTeamWithHeart Ramasubramanian K Kaavya Sampath Muskan Nischal Ankit Sethiya Anand Goswami Baani Kaur Surendhar Kumar Joyson Devasia Shankar V Riya Rashmi Girish Menon Bangalore, you’ve once again shown us why you’re not just a city—you’re a community of talent, innovation, and hustle! #SwiggyIPO #StartupLove #BangaloreStartups #CelebratingTogether

Bangalore: A Thriving Hub of Convenience and Innovation Bangalore has become a haven for a convenient and tech-driven lifestyle. Living here for eight years, I've experienced firsthand how readily available services have transformed daily tasks. Effortless Errands: From groceries with Zepto and Blinkit to meals via Swiggy and Zomato, everything's a tap away.?? Booking tables through DineOut or finding discounts with Magicpin further streamline dining experiences. Same-day deliveries from Amazon and Flipkart ensure instant gratification.??? Streamlined Mobility: Whether it's renting a bike with Bike Mania or Vogo in my early days, or hailing a ride with Ola, Uber, or Rapido now, getting around the city is effortless. ?? Innovation Ecosystem: Bangalore's thriving startup scene fosters a vibrant atmosphere. Coffee shops like Third Wave and Starbucks buzz with ideas, where entrepreneurs pitch groundbreaking concepts to potential investors. ? Urban Company No more visit to Salon or calls for cleaning services ??♀? At Storeferry when we have to do that urgent delivery we use portals like Porter and Uncle delivery it's been a seamless experience for us until we scale and have our own fleet. The Bangalore ecosystem provides us with the best opportunity !! ?? Even if I get an opportunity nah nada !! I ain't moving I am staying right here and i am going to witness more upcoming startups changing the way we live!! P.S - This is the chair I am talking about you don't need to make a move !! #bangalore #startup #startupculture

?? Milestone Moment for India's Start-up & Tech Ecosystem ?? Swiggy’s IPO marks a significant moment. While the well deserved celebrations are all over in social media, let's take a pause to also celebrate that the market-cap of VC-backed Indian Tech companies has crossed an impressive?$100 Billion.?This is fueled by new companies doing their IPO's and established ones enhancing operational performance.??? Notably,?9 companies went public just this year, adding?$27 Billion?to this market-cap. Today,?27 Indian Tech companies?hold a combined market cap of?$113 Billion - a figure that has nearly doubled since early 2024. While most are listed in India, MakeMyTrip?and Freshworks?are exceptions (on Nasdaq). For Indian start-up founders and VCs alike, this momentum underscores the resilience and scale potential of India’s Tech sector. It’s an encouraging sign, pushing us all to benchmark better, and aim higher. Cherry on top is that all the recent listings (2024 YTD) are trading above their listing price showcasing?maturity of the ecosystem. More data, analysis on this in my next post. Here’s to audacious Indian founders driving value creation and paving the way for even greater milestones in the ecosystem??? WaterBridge Ventures | Manish | Anjali | Ashish #IndianTech #IPO #VC #MarketCap #Innovation #Entrepreneurship #TechEcosystem

Thriving is the only way to survive in the Bangalore ecosystem! ?? ?? 6 hours, 60+ people, 2 events on a Saturday evening at Bangalore's startup hub - HSR Phase 1: Community Builders Mixer Amidst the OGs and ones that began just about 2 weeks ago, conversations brewed around: - The age-old #community is a trend v/s reality - What makes communities grow and add value at each stage - Personality and skills of a community manager - The ethos of communities and building together Phase 2: Secret Soiree #D2C and #eCommerce 30+ folks specially curated by Shivangi, Anuj, and Suhas from the ever-growing world of D2C across content, products, technology, payments, community, and every other aspect that supports this sector. Over the evening we: - Unknowingly discussed the GTM of a fresh food idea, an ergonomic furniture, and a preventive health startup - Made sure the founder of a fashion brand is the face of it while - Understood what goes behind building some of our most widely used apps Meesho, Swiggy, Blinkit, Licious - Bantered over being competition or building together and #partnershipsledgrowth - Bumped into some of our Razorpay Rize #founders - Abinash Senapati & Sharnam I'm still mulling over the conversations and insights from last evening while gearing up to synergize with folks in the coming weeks. Aditi, Shruthi, Deepak, Himani, Nawaz, Rohit, Sonia, Shreyanshi C., Sarthak, Jassil, Gautham, Tushar, Neha, Eswar, Nishit, Sankar, Sagar, Tanya, Nihar, Ria, Saumya, Sharmishtha, Sharnam, Vijay, Sachin, Akash Utkarsh, Vishnu, Santosh, Devishree, Aditi, Amal #consumer #retail #startups #partnerships #founders #buildingbrands #Indiand2c #community #brandstories #razorpayrize #peakbengaluru

This is the story of someone who played a huge role in giving India, it's biggest E-commerce startup, almost 2 decades ago. The biggest E-commerce being referred to is - "Flipkart" Everybody knows the duo behind it - Sachin Bansal and Binny Bansal. Some even know that before starting Flipkart they were working at Amazon. But people rarely know how they got into Amazon in the first place in 2005-2006. And the interesting part is all of them are connected via their Alma Mater - IIT Delhi. After graduating from IIT Delhi in 1998, Anshuman Das joined Infosys only to realize that the job was limiting him and his aspirations. His elder brother too felt the same, who was an IIT Roorkee grad. Together they decided to leap into the world of entrepreneurship in 1999 with the idea to bring North Indian talent to the startup hub - Banglore. And that's it. 25 years, leading 4 companies - recruiting, consulting and even co-working space IndiQube, Anshuman's illustrious career has played significant role behind the scenes for many startups in helping them build their initial teams. In Anshuman's words - "I always believe that your degrees and your certificates are your brand,?which is the nine lakh army. But you as a person is what the Krishna inside is. And I always believe the person or the product is more important than the brand." (Referring to Mahabharat) Tune in to this unique story at #foundersunfiltered by A Junior VC. Cheers Neel - Founder PodLeaF Productions A Podcast Production Company #podcast #podcastproduction #startups

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Startup IPOs in India are making employees crorepatis! And not one or ten employees. As per news reports, nearly 5000 employees of Swiggy will become crorepatis. What about Nepal? In Nepal, only promoters become crorepatis. And that too if you are in hydro or more traditional businesses. Wondering when will a time come for the IPO of a Nepali tech company! And how many will become crorepatis.

9 years back G gave me an offer to join Freshworks But I couldn't relocate to Chennai ?? I missed joining a revolution that created a mafia The Freshworks mafia is 50+ big From customer onboarding to event tech The founders have picked up some deep problems to solve Why do some companies create this multiplier effect? I have spoken to 100s of Freshworks employees multiple times A few things strike - The love for craft - Dreaming big - Curiosity - Ownership - Challenge the status quo - Always Experiment The culture at Freshworks inspires you to push boundaries own stuff and create massive impact ?? Tagging some of the best founders I know from Freshworks mafia Srikrishnan Ganesan - Rocketlane Achuthanand Ravi - Kula Kiran Darisi- Atomicwork Sreelesh Pillai - Zepic Hari Pragdish / Chameli Kuduva - EventHQ Ramesh Ravishankar - Highperformr Arvind Parthiban - SuperOps Aravind Murthy - Factors Rajiv Ramanan - Spendflo Shihab Muhammed (We are Hiring) - Surveysparrow Aaditya S ?? - RevenueHero Gopalakrishnan Govindaraj - Sevah Ravi Madabhushi - Scalekit Christopher Thomas - Krigen Aravind Gopalan - Growfin Anuja Dhawan - Dubverse Krish Ramachandran - SaaS22 Hopefully each of these 50+ startups create their mafia in the next 10 years Thank you Girish Mathrubootham again for fueling the ???? SaaS revolution Let us build the SaaS nation One company at a time One mafia at a time Let's go If you are part of Freshworks / ex-Freshworks please share one interesting incident that highlights the culture ?? #startups #SaaS #entrepreneurship

250+ Founders 1 common feeling - Passion for building next unicorn from MP. 10 years back when we used to meet founders and investors in bangalore, Indore wasn’t on their map. That made us to start the first startup community of MP. We did many meet ups, events, invited great speakers and what not. Founders of indore shown great support to each other. Some of the great startup’s winning the heart of investors, customers not just in India but globally including Supersourcing. With the same vision and realisation that job is not done yet, still a lot is needed. So much more exposure founders still need here, we are doing our bit again with the thought of giving back to community. Here we have: - Great ideas which need the right support. - Passionate founders who need right mentorship. - Great business models which needs right investors. Razorpay understood our ask and came here with their hearts open not to just share about their growth story but to offer information about how to raise fund but also to commit their mentorship to passionate founders. We are thankful to Ayush Bansal for sharing valuable insights about early Razorpay days struggle and how to handle that. Arjit Johri to share about how investors think and make money, so you can offer better prepositions. Thanks to the founders of MP to participate in such a huge number and being an audience with high energy and eagerness to learn. We are committed to come up with more such events and wonderful speakers and mentors. PS: Wr have got great attendees from Pune, Jaipur, and Surat too. Thanks for this much love ??. #founders #startuplife #motivation #entrepreneurship