<ul><li>Lack of domestic capital is hampering early stage healthtech startups in India, according to IAN's Padmaja Ruparel.</li><li>Lack of funding has led to a slowdown in the healthtech sector, with Indian startups losing out to overseas players.</li><li>Ruparel advises healthtech founders to focus on finance and business aspects to make their ventures viable.</li><li>Indian healthtech startups raised $0.7 Bn funding last year, facing scaling and funding challenges due to established players and lack of exit opportunities.</li></ul>

Lack Of Domestic Capital Hampering Early Stage Healthtech Startups: IAN’s Padmaja Ruparel

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