India is fast emerging as a start-up nation. In around a decade, the Indian start-up ecosystem has scaled to become the third-largest start-up hub in the world, followed by the US and China.
To gauge the success of start-ups that are expected to enter the unicorn club, management consulting firm Praxis Global Alliance, has prepared a quarterly report on India’s soonicorns landscape — the next billion-dollar start-ups. It has come up with the launch of the second edition of India’s soonicorns list. The list includes 35 start-ups that have the potential to achieve a $1 billion-plus valuation (unicorn) in
To gauge the success of start-ups that are expected to enter the unicorn club, management consulting firm Praxis Global Alliance, has prepared a quarterly report on India’s soonicorns landscape — the next billion-dollar start-ups. It has come up with the launch of the second edition of India’s soonicorns list. The list includes 35 start-ups that have the potential to achieve a $1 billion-plus valuation (unicorn) in

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