Dushyant B

Gurgaon has become one of India’s fastest-growing startup hubs. From SaaS platforms and D2C brands to fintech, healthtech, and logistics startups, companies here scale fast—and often unpredictably. What many founders underestimate, however, is customer support. A support system that works for 50 customers often collapses at 500. What handles 1,000 tickets a month struggles at

India’s e-commerce market has matured quickly. Customers expect fast checkouts, instant UPI payments, flexible EMI options, and zero friction—whether they’re buying from a D2C skincare brand in Delhi, a regional fashion label in Jaipur, or a SaaS tool selling nationwide. For founders and growth teams, choosing the right payment gateway isn’t a technical checkbox. It

Over the last decade, India’s startup ecosystem has matured beyond a single-city story. While Bengaluru remains the engineering capital, a new contender has quietly gained momentum in applied AI and machine learning: Gurgaon. What makes Gurgaon different isn’t hype—it’s proximity to enterprise demand, access to capital, and a workforce that blends business context with technical

Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue—it’s a core business risk. From local restaurants managing online orders to fast-growing startups handling customer data, cyber threats affect every type of business. One weak password, an outdated plugin, or a careless click on a phishing email can lead to data loss, downtime, and damaged trust. In