Back

Why Indian startups do not reach to global scale? What's the limitations?

The global straw market is expected to reach $24.26 billion by 2030. The Indian paper straw market is expected to reach $744.4 million by 2030.

🚀 **Calling all Manufacturers and Suppliers in India!** 🇮🇳 Are you ready to take your business to the global stage? 🌐 Introducing an exciting new startup idea: a B2B marketplace connecting Indian suppliers and manufacturers with clients worldwid

Many people want to sell on Amazon or Flipkart but face challenges like high investment and inventory management. Our platform bridges Sellers and Suppliers seamlessly. Suppliers upload products at wholesale prices, and Sellers list them on Amazon or

Aaj Ki Raat, Dhandhe Ki Baat Industry Map : Industry Map is your key to understanding the Industry of any Dhandha. It provides a bird's-eye view of all the participants and the economic relationships that influence profitability. It can be classifi

IndiaMART, a B2B e-commerce titan, showcases a journey of resilience and innovation. IndiaMART was founded in 1996 by Dinesh Agarwal and Brijesh Agrawal. They saw SMEs struggling with market reach while exporters needed a digital presence and buye

Your Phone has more computing power than NASA had for the moon landing. Yet many still clock in 9-5, building someone else's dream. Here's how to leverage this technological revolution to your advantage: Knowledge Arbitrage: - MIT's entire curric

Have you ever think why there is no popular Indian brand in footwear market .why everyone talks about brands not from India while buying shoes .the reason is Indian brands exist but they are not able to reach the need of new generation. Mostly I hav

Nike vs. Reebok vs. Indian Brands: Celebrity Endorsement Showdown. 1. Brand Philosophy : -Nike: "Just Do It" → Aligns with global icons (e.g., Michael Jordan, Serena Williams). -Reebok: "Be More Human" → Focuses on fitness influencers (e.g., CrossFi

Bad News: Rupee falls to record low 83.60/$ Here are negative impacts of falling Rupee: 1) Increased Costs for Imports: Many Indian businesses rely on imported goods and raw materials. A weaker rupee means they will have to pay more for these impor