Growth

As the world emerges from the shadows of the COVID-19 pandemic, a renewed sense of wanderlust permeates the air. Travelers are eager to explore new destinations, reconnect with loved ones, and experience diverse cultures. However, one significant hurdle remains: the often cumbersome and frustrating visa application process. Enter Atlys, a groundbreaking startup that is reshaping the way we approach visas in this new travel landscape. With its innovative technology and customer-centric approach, Atlys is not just simplifying the visa experience; it’s redefining it for a generation of global explorers.

The ET Soonicorns Summit 2024, themed "From Resilience to Resurgence," has emerged as a pivotal event in the Indian startup ecosystem. Scheduled for September 8-9, 2024, this summit aims to highlight strategic business models and key trends that can foster growth and innovation in a post-pandemic landscape. Here are the key learnings and takeaways from the summit that aspiring entrepreneurs and industry stakeholders should consider, brought to life through real-world examples and stories:

In the fast-paced world of Indian startups, artificial intelligence (AI) is at the forefront of innovation, with new players entering the arena every day. Among these, two notable competitors have emerged: Nurix AI, co-founded by Mukesh Bansal, and Krutrim, the brainchild of Bhavish Aggarwal. With Nurix recently raising $27.5 million and Krutrim achieving unicorn status with a whopping $50 million, the competition is fierce. This blog post will delve into the strengths, controversies, and potential futures of these two AI titans.