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Angel investing in India is broken. Here's how AngelList wants to fix that

More than 4,000 angel investors from India are registered on its site, reports Tech in Asia

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Nivedita Bhattacharjee | Tech in Asia
Angel investing in India has grown popular in recent times, but it’s still a scattered process. Unlike in the United States – the mecca of all things tech, startups, and funding – very few angels in India are themselves tech entrepreneurs, which means they are often in the game only for the money. China has its own problems as well.

AngelList, founded by Naval Ravikant in 2010, is hoping to change that. The Silicon Valley-based company helps entrepreneurs and investors connect, building a network where they can collaborate with peers and experts across the world, drawing on each others’ expertise and

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