One of the biggest startup ecosystems in the world is found in India. However, many entrepreneurs still struggle to access funding, mentorship, and industry networks. According to the Adani Group, more than 80% of startup founders come from just five cities. As a result, many talented innovators from smaller towns remain unnoticed.
What happens if Bengaluru or Mumbai don’t produce India’s next unicorn? What if it comes from a small town where great ideas rarely get noticed? That is the vision behind Adani Vande Bharatam. Launched by Gautam Adani, this nationwide initiative aims to discover innovators, entrepreneurs, and changemakers from every corner of India.
Every startup founder reaches a point where a great idea alone is no longer enough. What often makes the difference is access to the right mentors, investors, and opportunities. This is exactly where the Vande Bharatam initiative, launched by Gautam Adani, aims to make an impact. Rather than focusing only on established
Introduction If you had to choose just one platform to launch your startup, would you pitch on national television or join a nationwide innovation movement? That question is becoming increasingly relevant as founders compare Vande Bharatam vs Shark Tank India. While Shark Tank India has inspired thousands of entrepreneurs by offering