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Rule #1: Always win. Rule #2: Win big. Rule #3: And when everyone, including you, is sure you’re going to lose… Win Again.

Harvard bans Indians. Trump puts a 5% tax on NRIs remitting money to India. 1) US will lose talent. 2) Indian talent will lose money. 3) Indian authorities will lose NRI money (a major chunk of our forex)

Great companies always operate as startups; fast, agile, and innovative.

Many Indian startups mirror American giants: Flipkart (Amazon) Ola (Uber) Paytm (PayPal) Zomato (Yelp) While adapting ideas for local markets has driven success, when will we see a truly original global startup from India?

Day 4 - Tell your Worst founder. The founder with most mentions, likes and support will win every day. Also This is for indian startups and entrepreneurs

Hi everyone, I’m Bastab,We’re building GLID, an Indian alternative to AWS, DigitalOcean & Linode. Why Glid? Have you ever seen a real Indian cloud platform? Most startups in India rely on foreign providers. With 4 years of industry experience, I’ve

Ever wonder why American TV shows stay iconic for decades while most Indian shows lose the plot after one season? It’s not just budgets. It’s writing rooms, long-term vision, respect for audiences, and treating even 1-liners like gold. Meanwhile, h

Here's a short list of companies based out in the US, China and EU. Interesting thing is - the number of American and Chinese companies are at par to the number of companies the enntire EU and UK collectively has. And where do you think India sta

What’s your point of view on this? Some Indian unicorns are inspired by American companies. For example: Zomato is similar to doordash Flipkart resembles Amazon Ola is modeled after Uber Which startups are currently booming in the U.S. that have

Number of startups are on a rise. And with them, there are several sectors booming which aid those startups. One such website is Crunchbase. It gives a list of newly fu ded startups along with other info about it. But it comes with a fee of 8k per