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Indian Entrepreneurship Blogs

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Here are some of the blogs that report or reflect on the Indian entrepreneurship phenomenon. I tend to keep an eye on these (and others), along with numerous offline conversations, to stay on top of the trends developing in the business.

  • Venture Woods: India’s leading VC and Entrepreneurship blog with a vast host of experienced contributors providing news, analysis and insights into the Indian VC market.
  • Pluggd.in: Ashish Sinha profiles and reviews Indian digital/mobile products and upcoming startups. Comprehensive coverage with startup interviews, lists, reviews, and forums
  • Trak.in: A ‘buzz’ blog on Indian business and the startup world. Regularly updated with new business trends, start-ups and buzzing sectors.
  • Web Yantra: Amit Ranjan provides well-researched in-depth analysis of Indian startups, web products & services.
  • VC Circle: P.V. Sahad tracks India’s deal economy providing relevant information and analysis in a short and crisp manner.
  • Kamla Bhatt Blog: Kamla Bhatt brings interviews and comments, some original and some scouted from elsewhere. The Vinod Khosla interview is lovely.
  • Venture Intelligence: Arun Natarajan’s perspectives on entrepreneurship, private equity and venture capital in India.
  • Startup Dunia: Pranav Dharma tracks the developments in the Indian VC market and reviews startups. Of late, not as regular updates.

I would be interested in hearing from readers focused on the entrepreneurship ecosystem in India (of which, I know I have many), with pointers to what blogs you read that you find particularly insightful.

Comments

Interesting list..here is my comment:

VW – Except for posts by Alok and a selected individual, nothing is worth talking about.
VC Circle – one-stop blog for everything related to funding in India.
KamlaBhatt’s blog – few great podcasts, but overall I enjoy her posts/podcasts.
coming to Indian startup blogs, the ones that stand out are pluggd.in and webyantra – pluggdin has great insights, amazing content and product reviews and so is with webyantra.

as far as trak.in is concerned, well nothing worth talking about (infact I wonder how come you have put that site name here? they fooled their readers by reporting wrong figures, startupdunia was good, but no significant stuff quite lately..

whts ur opinion?

rajeshk Saturday, December 8, 2007 at 11:33 AM PT

I personally like VC circle and plugged.in.
Webyantra is good too but post are very infrequent.
You missed Blognation i guess.

binny bansal Monday, December 10, 2007 at 4:49 AM PT

Venture Intelligence, Web Yantra and Trak.in are the blogs I follow. All of them do a commendable job of providing readers with great content.
I have seen the recent chaos over trak.in getting 100k+ pageviews (which I think is not too great). And I am actually surprised that readers scrutinize behind the page details of a popular blog. I dont think the figures can be manipulated so easily.

NP Pai Monday, December 10, 2007 at 5:56 AM PT

NP – Regd your statement “And I am actually surprised that readers scrutinize behind the page details of a popular blog. I dont think the figures can be manipulated so easily.
” – well, readers start questioning a blog when they realize that the blogger is cheating them.
And if you think figs cant be manipulated so easily, you watch the video and decide :)

all the best!

rajeshk Sunday, December 16, 2007 at 10:56 AM PT

I think you missed out contentsutra.com, they are probably the best of the lot. Besides there’s AlooTechie and Watblog, both are atleast as good as Trak.in

Sudhanshu Wednesday, December 19, 2007 at 3:34 PM PT

Yes, I did. I read Contentsutra regularly. Thanks for pointing it out.

Sramana Mitra Wednesday, December 19, 2007 at 5:07 PM PT

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