 We are trying to find the reason so very honestly at Let's Venture when I started founded Let's Venture over the last six years we have about 6,500 investors on the platform from 55 countries and less than probably 25 women investors right so really a very great question and you know if you look at the ecosystem there are about 33% women founders there are about 7% women in the CXO levels and organizations women run the finance at home so that question continues to baffle me and but we at Let's Venture are trying to change that and we will be announcing a product soon around that space where we really want to encourage more women to start investing more women to become lead investors and I think personally it is just the lack of lack of priority right I don't think it is the lack of priority because as a woman you can actually do either run a company run a home or you know try to look at investing right so trying to juggle all of that together I personally think is one of the reasons why we see less women investors. Let's Venture was formed in 2013 and at that point of time there were a lot of events even today there are a lot of events in the ecosystem but most of them were founder focused right there was no conversation space for investors there was no one event where you would find hundred investors and ten founders right so really the intent of Let's Ignite was to ignite conversations around angel investing talk about trends how do I become an investor what are the what are the challenges of being an investor how do I become a lead investor so really talk about everything geared towards encouraging people to become investors because if you look at the stats in India there is for you know there is like 0.2% of I mean there is a very low ratio of investors to start ups right so and we want more people to get into this asset class at Let's Venture we also believe that the private market asset class is not something you can ignore anymore as an investor but you have to set aside an allocation because this is the private markets are becoming as big as public markets today and how do we create a forum or how do we create a platform where we can encourage investors to understand more details of the nuances of investing and Let's Ignite is really that platform for us today so you know it is about providing a mechanism to unlock the alternate capital in India and that's exactly what Let's Venture's mission mission is right where we are looking at how do you look at alternate sources of capital beyond just the funds you mentioned right and there is enough money in the country it's just that there is not enough awareness around this asset class awareness around angel investing awareness around investing and in a very small way in the early stage we are kind of creating that awareness exactly like events like Let's Ignite but there are also a lot of today home funds right which are actually rupee funds like IDG I mean Chirate being one of the examples right who are actually looking at tapping into the Indian kind of the Indian capital to bring them into startups so I believe it will change in the next five to ten years but it's good that you know the startup ecosystem is getting bolstered by foreign capital coming in because it does help to get the larger checks for the startups who want to look at a much larger play in the market I will not talk about in the context of global IPOs I think it has been over discussed over analyzed I would rather look at what does it take for companies in India to go IPO I think the time it takes for a company to build a good business in India is much longer than what it takes to build globally right so if you really look at you know historically it takes about eight to ten years to build a good good business right not venture funded this is good business you know eight ten twelve years to actually build a business which can go IPO right and I think things will change right numbers have changed in terms of the number of unicorns which have now come in the market and like I said I think the next five to ten years will see a lot more of the startups wanting to list right wanting to go public because there is a need for liquidity in the market second is there is a lot of awareness around the asset class thanks to startup India and thanks to all the government initiators you know Niti Aayog they all have been doing a great job in providing support and providing a platform for startups I think if you look at sectors it is clearly healthcare fintech right it is consumer brands because they have a very large addressable market in India there is a lot to be done in that space right so that that is still very much at a very nascent state in terms of solutions coming I think there is a lot of lot of kind of startups coming up in the edtech space right so really even on our platform right we are seeing a lot of lot of startups and consumer brands actually just coming back to the same thing consumer brand healthcare fintech we are seeing a lot more in B2B like the business models are changing so less of B2C but more of B2B2C right so really kind of so things are evolving right and you know like an investor said yesterday I was on an interview and we were talking about trends and he said let's not talk about trend let's talk about what are the gaps in the ecosystem and how are we going solving gaps right because trends is very trends is a very you know a very a very not a very deep word right because it is trends change every six months right but can we as a startup look at what are the gaps we are solving through the startup ecosystem and then really kind of so when you look at gaps it is again clearly education healthcare other gaps today and there is a lot lot which can be done by startups in that space