Amit Ranjan Is Backing Digital Infrastructure With a Builder’s Insight
Ranjan’s journey blends policy, technology, and entrepreneurship—giving him a unique lens when evaluating startups.
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Ranjan’s journey blends policy, technology, and entrepreneurship—giving him a unique lens when evaluating startups.
Malik continues to stay active in emerging areas, with recent bets including AI startups like Kluisz.ai—showing his willingness to explore
Sandeep Tandon’s story shows how founders can continue to shape the ecosystem even after building their own companies.
Sunil Kalra’s journey reflects a balanced approach to investing—combining global exposure with early-stage conviction.
Mekin Maheshwari’s story shows how investing can go beyond returns and contribute to building stronger ecosystems.
Amit Gupta’s story shows that sometimes the best approach is to stay flexible—both as a builder and as an investor.
Sachin Bansal’s story is not just about creating one successful company—it’s about continuing to shape the ecosystem in a more strategic way.
Sanjay Mehta portfolio, which includes companies like Loginext, WOW Momo, Box8, and Fab Alley, reflects a mix of technology
T.V. Mohandas Pai’s story is a reminder that strong businesses are built on more than just ambition—they are built on structure
Dheeraj Jain’s journey shows how founders can extend their impact by backing ideas that align with both experience and vision.
Alok Mittal’s story reflects a grounded approach to venture building—one that looks beyond headlines and focuses on impact.
With multiple exits and a growing portfolio, his journey as an investor reflects thoughtful, experience-driven decision-making.
Vijay Shekhar Sharma’s story is about more than just one company—it’s about continuously building and supporting
Anand Chandrasekaran’s story highlights how strong product instincts can translate into meaningful investments.
Kunal Bahl’s journey reflects a shift from operator to enabler—someone who is now helping others build and scale.
Ramakant Sharma’s journey shows how founders can evolve into thoughtful investors without losing their long-term perspective.
Anupam Mittal brings perspective—helping founders think through growth, positioning, and long-term sustainability.
Bansal’s journey reflects a natural evolution—from entrepreneur to enabler. Having seen what it takes to build a category-defining company
Rajan Anandan’s journey reflects the evolving role of venture capital in India—where investors are not just backers
Rajaram leans into product clarity and usefulness. For him, the core question remains simple: does this solve a real problem
Kunal Shah’s journey reflects what modern angel investing looks like—high volume, high conviction, and deeply founder-focused.
In the AI era, the next big opportunity might not just come from new technology—but from how it spreads across the world.
World shaped by increasingly complex technologies, the investors who understand the details are often the ones who spot
Alex Yuditski’s approach highlights a broader reality in venture capital: while tools, trends and technologies evolve