Back

Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 1y

Do you think today, India is really the Best Place to Startup? Or there is a better place? What do You Think? let's Discuss!

Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Regulatory hurdles and red tape can be nightmares to navigate. Things move slower compared to startup hubs like SF/NYC and funding for deep tech is still relatively limited in India. (obv not overlooking Bengaluru)

1 Reply

Replies (1)

Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 1y

Government regulations is the only big issue

Recommendations from Medial

Radhemohan Pal

Let's connect to wor... • 1y

Part 1 Indian startups often face several common challenges, which can hinder their growth and success: 1. **Funding Issues**: Many startups struggle to secure adequate funding, particularly in their early stages. Investors can be risk-averse, and

we will try

let's connect

Votes: 7

Vivek Joshi

Director & CEO @ Exc... • 9d

Explore the intricate world of U-turn financing in our latest video, "U-Turn Financing: The New Global Game." As geopolitical tensions rise and financial autonomy becomes more critical, U-turn financing is evolving rapidly. Once a popular method to c

Abhay Thakur
•

HCL Enterprise • 7m

10 Common Entrepreneurial Mistakes and Strategic Solutions for Sustainable Success Embarking on an entrepreneurial journey is a bold endeavor, yet even the most driven leaders can encounter preventable challenges. Recognizing these pitfalls and addr

1 Reply

Rishav Kumar

🚀 Aspiring Entrepre... • 6m

Government Initiatives Supporting Startups in India India loves startups. No, seriously. The government is practically throwing schemes, tax breaks, and incubators at entrepreneurs like confetti at a wedding. But while these initiatives have done wo