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it's the harsh reality that India doesn't have any good startups most of the startups are copied from foreign brands and these copied start-ups become unicorns in India but in foreign they can just survive I'm not saying India doesn't have any good

As I posted a recent idea validation topic many people got interested in, I will not share my Idea openly in the medial, it will be face to face discussion or personal call, I don't want a partner, I need brother and a proper team where they are well

Harsh Dwivedi, in the Startup Showcase why are the upvoters profiles out in the public? You can only show how many votes a startup has got & hide who has voted for which startup bcz that is private information. Startups are seeing who has voted for

So, I am an experienced entrepreneur with 19 years of experience in FMCG sector and overall business acumen. Recently I have started a consultation service for new Entrepreneurs looking for guidance in Marketing, General Trade, Sales or if they nee

I’m curious to hear your thoughts on the topic of career gaps. Whether it's due to personal reasons, further education, or unexpected circumstances, many of us have experienced them at some point. How do you perceive career gaps when reviewing a r

Most Indian “AI startups” aren’t building AI. They’re just wrapping OpenAI’s API in a fancy UI and calling it innovation. No original models. No training. No infra. Just prompt hacks + React + PR. They claim “India’s GPT” but collapse without U.S.

Nobody is ready to take risks and provide capital to early-stage startups easily. However, many startups still secure funding due to connections. Additionally, the government itself often does not fund AI or DeepTech startups. Even Shark Tank India f

" HALEEM MADNESS! " How did this local stall become a national favorite? Small Start, Big Dreams: Pista House began in 1997, not fancy, but as a small stall! The founder focused on perfecting his family's Haleem recipe, a delicious stew. He didn't

Why and How YC Was Started? So, raising seed funding was always slow, complicated, and a hard job. Founders often relied on informal investments from friends or family, with little to no standardization, leaving them vulnerable to legal and financi