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All eyes are now on economic activity to recover and catch up to the markets in terms of earnings. But until that day comes, we can continue to expect the unexpected and hopefully see the companies in our venture ecosystem finally achieve their holy grail of being publicly traded.
We have always been bullish and very confident on the Kirana story playing out in India. As the second wave of startups bring with it a new wave of digitization, we’re keeping our eyes and ears close to the ground, while trying to find answers to differentiation, retention, and monetisation. Here's a deep dive into the topic, If you’re a founder building something fascinating here, write to us!
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The pandemic has turned the way businesses function, and even how investors approach them. Sandeep, in a conversation with YourStory, speaks about the changes the ecosystem has seen over the last year and what investors expect from entrepreneurs.
A growing, powerful trend we observed in 2020 was the rise of Social. Not necessarily as a category by itself, but a powerful enablement tool in all the sectors. Just as every industry makes the crucial transition from analog to digital, nearly every category of company will eventually make the transition from single-player to multiplayer, from company-driven to community-driven, from individual to social.
As we look to understand the opportunities in the job market, for this discussion we have broken down the labor force into three buckets – White Collar, Grey Collar and Blue Collar. It is estimated that close to 300 million workers (excluding agricultural workers) are in the Blue and Grey collar jobs in India and around 15-20% (50MM) of the workforce in white collar jobs.