@Haldilal will you give some insight on shich of these startup have a opportunity and sustainable buisness model.
I think you have lot of knowledge on all these
Ya'll Nibbiars one of the basic rules of investment never investing in a product or concept which has high risk. And Start ups normally comes with high risks. And for that needs a pacific types of ventures there are many each with different portfolio and different investment plan's. But when a start up's concept matures it gains traction that the difference phases of a firm.
1. Initial stage.
2 . Struggling phase.
3 . Initial Maturation stage.
4 . Expansion. Stage.
5 . Matured stage.
6 . Competitive stage.
7 . Market leading phase.
8 . Market losing stage.
9 . Dying phase.
Every firms goes to this various stages in different sequences.
Every start up in India is supported by foreign funds. The Indians investment firms are smaller, less risk taking. And can't fund on the larges scale as the foreign firm's.
The start ups concept is not new but a repacked during the 90's.
Not every firm can mature and survive. And but what ever one's are they become like a regular firm. And rather than innovation are driven by balance sheet. And unless the competition is extremely competitive's.