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Paree at Rs 12: Will this sanitary napkin from Soothe revolutionise women's hygiene?

11 years ago

"Ultra-thin napkins are made with super absorbent polymer or 'magic gel', that makes them more absorbent, thinner and sexier," explains Dharia confirming he's not in this business despite Paree being five percent costlier to produce. "We have 150 million women in our current target audience to cater to and they don't need a sexy product - they need to get used to using a napkin first."

Angel investor Sawhney's Global Accelerator Program zeroes in on 11 startups

11 years ago

The 13-week global accelerator program will connect entrepreneurs to peers, mentors, advisors and investors in India, Singapore, San Francisco, New York, Boston and Toronto through a slew of partners. Some partners include Impact Hub in SFO, New York and Singapore, Communitech, University of Waterloo in Canada, Intuit in Bengaluru, Investopad in Gurgaon, and Mass Challenge in Boston.<br />

Careers360 aims to be 'Amazon of education', raises funds from 5 investors

11 years ago

Private equity investor Ranjan Pai of the Manipal Group, Career Launcher's Satya Narayanan, venture capitalist Mahesh Murthy of Pinstorm, and two financial investors have come together to fund the creation of 'India's largest education marketplace.' The investors will also mentor the company as it grows.<br />

Crowdsourcing goes places: Fund this co and pre-order your personal lingerie collection

11 years ago

"There are 150 sizes available in the world, in India we get 30," says Ganesh. She's launching with 58 sizes of brassieres from 28A-44G across a basic and season range. The former will have six styles in four colors each and the latter, a fancier one, has three styles in three colors each, both priced between Rs. 900 - Rs. 1000.

10,000 Startups boosts entrepreneurship in India. Director Rajat Tandon explains how

11 years ago

Last week, Firstbiz reported on the progress made by NASSCOM's pioneering 10,000 Startups program and its plans for sparking the entrepreneurial flame in Tier-II and Tier-III cities. Following that the program's senior director Rajat Tandon spoke to us about the lessons NASSCOM has learnt from its first year of the program and how it intends on working with the new government to encourage India's nascent but promising entrepreneurial scene.<br />

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