Sabyasachi Chandra
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Sabyasachi Chandra

Startup Writer & Founder

Sabyasachi Chandra writes about startups, emerging businesses, funding trends, and India’s evolving entrepreneurship ecosystem. Through StartupFox, he focuses on curating clear, credible, and insight-led stories that help readers understand new companies, founders, and market movements.

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27-year-old founder Mehul Mohan
Policy · 2 Jun 2026 · 3 min

27-Year-Old Startup Founder Relocates to Dubai Citing Systemic Burnout in Bengaluru

The viral departure of tech entrepreneur Mehul Mohan has ignited a fierce debate over whether India’s complex regulatory environment and failing urban infrastructure are actively pushing top-tier talent out of the country.
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 Salary Delay
Policy · 1 Jun 2026 · 2 min

Startup Leader Sparks Controversy by Defending Seven-Day Salary Delay Following Missed Team Targets

A viral social media post defending delayed compensation due to underperforming business quarters has reignited an intense workplace debate over fundamental employer obligations versus executive financial pressure.
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 Cars24 Founders
SaaS & Tech · 1 Jun 2026 · 2 min

IPO-Bound Cars24 Commits $20 Million to Launch AI Labs and Invest in Startups

Unveiled by founder Vikram Chopra, the new initiative aims to leverage the automotive platform's deep operational data and global tech partnerships to incubate the next generation of AI software.
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 Zoho Sridhar Vembu
SaaS & Tech · 1 Jun 2026 · 2 min

Zoho Founder Sridhar Vembu Calls AI Tech Valuations an "Insane Bubble" Citing Extreme P/S Ratios

Zoho's founder points to soaring price-to-sales ratios at companies like Nvidia and Microsoft as evidence of a market hype cycle that is rapidly ignoring core economic fundamentals.
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 Indian Office Employee Worried
SaaS & Tech · 1 Jun 2026 · 2 min

Tech Workers Push Back Against Mandatory Return-to-Office as Bengaluru Living Costs Surge

A viral Reddit post from a Bengaluru software engineer highlights a growing friction point in the IT sector, where rigid office mandates are wiping out employee savings amid severe rent inflation.
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