• Turbostart opens new office in Delhi to support North India startups
• Over $35 Million invested in 60+ startups since inception
• Plans for deeper investor and ecosystem collaboration across the region

Turbostart, the Bengaluru-based venture capital fund and startup accelerator, has announced the launch of its new office in New Delhi. The expansion is a strategic move to tap into North India’s growing startup ecosystem, which now makes up more than one-third of India’s emerging ventures.

Since its inception, Turbostart has invested over $35 million in more than 60 startups, supporting entrepreneurs across multiple sectors and technologies. The Delhi office is expected to serve as a key hub for mentoring early-stage founders, sourcing high-growth ventures, and fostering stronger ties with investors and policy leaders.

Rajagopal Koushik, Founding Partner and CEO of Turbostart, said, “Our presence in Delhi will help us work closely with the entrepreneurial community in North India, connecting founders to our global network and Centers of Excellence”. He added, “This step is aligned with our goal of driving sustainable startup growth and innovation across the country”.

Additionally, the Delhi office will lead regional efforts for Ken42-Turbostart’s AI-powered platform for higher education institutions. New CTO Abhishek Sachar will head partnerships with universities to enhance digital operations. The office will also support TSquaredC, Turbostart’s largest Center of Excellence, by leveraging the region's technical talent.

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Piyush Arora, Turbostart’s Head of Corporate Strategy and Investment, will oversee Delhi operations and business expansion. Turbostart already has offices in Bengaluru, Coimbatore, and Kolkata, with plans to further expand into Mumbai and Pune.

On the global front, Turbostart maintains a presence in the US and Middle East, with future plans for the UK and Singapore, reaffirming its vision for a borderless startup ecosystem.