<ul><li>Indian startups face hurdles like funding challenges, regulatory complexities, talent retention, and earning consumer trust in a price-sensitive market, according to Rukam Capital's founder.</li><li>Access to consistent funding, especially at the early stage, remains a major roadblock despite the undeniable ambition and innovation in the Indian startup ecosystem.</li><li>Startups often struggle with regulatory bottlenecks, chasing valuations without clear profitability paths, and must focus on building strong fundamentals, leveraging technology for scale, and surrounding themselves with the right partners.</li><li>There are untapped opportunities in Bharat beyond metro cities, with sectors like agritech, education, financial services, and clean energy offering potential for innovative solutions that cater to the unique needs of middle India.</li></ul>

Funding, regulations, consumer trust key hurdles for Indian startups: Rukam Capital founder

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