Fat checks from marquee investors have already catapulted 13 startups into unicorns so far this year.

BigOHealth has connected over 8,000 COVID-19 patients with doctors online, free of charge.

The daily new coronavirus cases crossed 400,000 in late April, which resulted in local curfews and lockdowns across various states. This has disrupted Oyo’s recovery plans in its home market. 

Snapchat crossed 60 million users in the last quarter of 2020 in India, where it is deploying a three-pronged approach of localized content, games, and culturally relevant augmented reality experience

Health tech startups have started offering at-home service for COVID-19 patients who can manage their condition from home.

Indus OS claims to have over 400,000 local apps, catering to 100 million users in 23 regional languages.

VCs have invested USD 1.2 billion in the Indian insurtech firm so far, as per S&P Global.

Retired and working professionals and non-tech businessmen are exploring the Indian startup ecosystem to diversify their investment and are more than ready to take the risk.