Hottest Indian Startups In 2012

Fusioncharts is 10 years old is it still considered a startup?

Question for people in the Indian startup scene -<p>It looks to me like the "acquire users first, figure out how to make money later" mindset does not fly in India in general. Would I be right in saying that such companies are a relative minority? How do Indian VCs respond to this mindset which is acceptable in silicon valley?

There are many more that normally haven't taken a deep marketing track (and that remains a challenge).<p>For example check out colama - <a href="http://www.colama.net" rel="nofollow">http://www.colama.net</a> - using VMs for college education; <a href="http://www.emee.co.in/" rel="nofollow">http://www.emee.co.in/</a> (note - this is my employer's product) - gamification of enterprise workflows, and <a href="http://www.kpoint.com/" rel="nofollow">http://www.kpoint.com/</a> - which allows you to record videos and embed them in the website (and often used in many conferences, for internal company presentation).

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Companies, with diversity in the culture would always win in the long term. Simply because these companies would be able to hire the best, from larger pool of candidates.

Great list of companies. IT is very heartening to see quality startups coming from India.

the site's consistently down, good thing there's Google cache

Dude you can hardly call companies like Komli and Visual Website Optimizer startups.