
It is painful to see entrepreneur fail because of small things. This book is as much about this as it is about more complex navigational skills required to avoid major pitfall. A practical book for every entrepreneur.


When the going gets tough, the tough get going. This was evident in 2019 when startup founders not only displayed business acumen but a lot of tenacity too, especially in raising funds despite a plethora of challenges.
Read more at: https://yourstory.com/2020/01/funding-report-2019-startups-investments-economic-slowdown

A book of poems by a very talented 14 year old child. This book is a collection of poems which will put a SMILE on your face with its innocence.
A journal divided into 12 sections with five prompts/questions in each. The chapters flow seamlessly that will help a child to assert the emotional attributes of their personality. There’s also food for creative nourishment. It starts with some pre-written ‘love notes’ and ends with a ‘First aid box for the soul’ to be filled on one’s own. This journal makes for a wonderful addition to school curriculums. It can also be introduced as part of a group activity at home.



A journal divided into 12 sections with five prompts/questions in each. The chapters flow seamlessly that will help a child to assert the emotional attributes of their personality. There’s also food for creative nourishment. It starts with some pre-written ‘love notes’ and ends with a ‘First aid box for the soul’ to be filled on one’s own. This journal makes for a wonderful addition to school curriculums. It can also be introduced as part of a group activity at home.


The report provides an in-depth overview of the emerging trends in investment activity in the Indian startup ecosystem. Some of these have attained unicorn status -- valued at $1 billion or more -- while others are waiting in the wings as soonicorns -- or soon-to-be unicorns who have a valuation of over $600 million. The report reveals the diversity of sectors, and includes prominent voices of the industry and their views.

The report puts the spotlight on funding activity in startups led/co-founded by women, who raised $487 million in H1 2019, up 77 percent YoY from 68 deals in H1 2019. Despite the increase in funding activity in women-led/co-founded startups, the total amount raised by these startups accounted for just 10 percent of the total amount raised in the Indian startup ecosystem, signalling there's still a long way to go before women-founded startups command the same level of interest.