Meha Agarwal is an Associate Editor at YourStory Media. She covers a diverse range of topics including retail, e-commerce, and the intersection of AI and machine learning with various industries, particularly focusing on beauty, fashion, and consumer packaged goods. Meha's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets such as Inc42 Media and Hindustan Times Syndication.
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Meha Agarwal's coverage heavily focuses on reporting funding trends, investments, and startup-related developments. Her emphasis on statistics suggests that she is likely to favor pitches supported by strong data insights and analysis within the startup ecosystem.
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By: Meha Agarwal
India, July 23 -- Most Indian consumer-facing startups follow a familiar playbook: build a brand at home, find product-market fit, scale across India and then look overseas for growth.
As D2C fashion brands start moving beyond “plus-size” as a separate category, they are building for a consumer behaviour shift that ecommerce has barely begun to price in
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