\"I have been through what is happening right now in India. It's a gold rush and similar to what happened in the late 1990s in America and we lived through it,\" Reggie Aggarwal of Cvent Inc, told Business Today in an interview.

The issue you are reading now is special in more ways than one for us. We have just completed our 24th year of publishing the magazine and are entering our 25th year in 2016.

The opportunity for internet businesses is huge, considering the fact that the size of the Indian internet economy is $30 billion.

Its sales have risen five-fold in the four years since its launch and just last week, it received $40 million in funding from local and foreign investors.

In his recent visit to Delhi, he interacted with Shamni Pande of Business Today about the blue print to achieve the ambitious target.

Business Today readers share their feedback on the magazine's coverage.

Culture Machine Media is ranked No. 4 in the less-than-three-year-old start-ups category. Sameer Pitalwalla, CEO & Co-Founder, and Venkat Prasad, COO/CTO & Co-Founder, speak to Business Today on the premise of building their company and its revenue model.

MySmartPrice is ranked No. 2 in the less-than-five-year-old start-ups category. Sitakanta Ray, Co-Founder & Director of the company speaks to Business Today on why he thought of building a price comparison website, and how it differentiates itself from the myriad other price comparison sites.

ShopClues is the top start-up in the less-than-five-year-old category. Sanjay Sethi, CEO & Co-Founder and Radhika Ghai Aggarwal, Co-Founder & CMO, ShopClues, speak to Business Today on why they see 10-15 years of high growth in the ecommerce segment.

LimeRoad has earned the top slot in the less-than-three-year-old start-ups category. Suchi Mukherjee, Founder & CEO, LimeRoad.Com & Ankush Mehra, Co-founder & VP Supply Chain Operations, LimeRoad.Com speak to Business Today on the difficulties in handling small vendors and how it is building its team.

Framebench is ranked No. 2 in the less-than-three-year-old start-ups category. Rohit Agarwal, the company's CEO & Founder speaks to Business Today on what makes Framebench's technology unique, and how it is addressing a global audience.

Haygot Education, known as Toppr.com, ranked No. 3 in the less-than-three-year-old start-ups category. Zishaan Hayath, Co-founder & CEO of the company, speaks to Business Today on how the company came about and what it plans to do going ahead.

HackerEarth is ranked No. 4 in the less-than-three-year-old start-ups category. Sachin Gupta, Co-Founder & CEO and  Vivek Prakash, Co-founder speak to Business Today on how the hackathon model works for both hiring companies and candidates, and their plans for the company going ahead.

Linkstreet is ranked No. 5 in the less-than-five-year-old start-ups category. Arun Muthukumar, CEO & Director and Vikram Ramakrishnan, Co-founder & Director of Linkstreet, speak to Business Today on the company's business model and its top customers.

The company is not worried about the wall of cash others have created. The industry, it believes, will diverge and all companies would need to differentiate by niches.

What MySmartPrice does is help the user solve two problems - what to buy and where to buy. The focus is not just on providing the best price but also sharing information on best deals.

LimeRoad works on a simple premise. It allows you to create your own look - on a virtual scrapbook - using products from 1,500 small vendors on its site.

Toppr.com turns a phone into a study aide by helping students prepare for tests through its website and app. Users can access some chapters without paying anything. For the rest, they have to pay Rs 4,000 per year. The company says it has 15,000 paid users.

HackerEarth's coding challenges expand the talent pool for tech hiring and make the process more meritocratic.

Framebench services over 1,000 clients across the globe. It sells a unique product \"Framebench\" - an online file collaboration software that allows any video or digital file to be shared among any number of people simultaneously.