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I completely agree with Anupam Mittal — as startup founders, questioning our capabilities and integrity is not just unfair, it’s disheartening. Suhel Seth, comments like yours are exactly what’s pushing the Indian startup ecosystem from its golden era into a dark one. Instead of supporting young minds, people like you choose to point fingers at those who dare to dream. I’m working relentlessly to build my next venture. I’ve discussed my idea with several established founders who are well-known in the industry, only to realize that many of them are more interested in exploiting our ideas and turning us — the founders — into mere employees working under their control. But here’s the truth: every startup founder is a pitcher. We pitch our vision until we find the right support — or we dead fighting for it. Because we weren’t born with golden spoons. We’re battling every single day — juggling responsibilities, overcoming obstacles — just to give wings to our dreams. And if 80% of startups are being labeled as “rackets,” then by your logic, over 50% of India’s workforce is involved in scams. That’s not just inaccurate — it’s insulting to the grit, passion, and resilience of our entrepreneurial spirit. If you want to talk more I am available over the call. +91-7042533143
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