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Indian businesses are no longer confined to domestic markets. From technology and manufacturing to fashion, wellness, and consumer goods, Indian companies are increasingly competing on a global stage. Yet global expansion is not just about exporting products or opening overseas offices. It is about perception, trust, and relevance. Building Global

In the last ten years, India’s startup landscape has mushroomed from a local disruptor to a global behemoth. What originated as an e-commerce and technology-enabled platform wave to address local issues has grown into a thriving, diverse, and competition-enabled global landscape. In 2025, Indian startups are not merely catching up