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Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Kolkata being a metro and such a big city has 0 unicorns. What do you guys think is the reason? The biggest startup there is probably Wow Momo 💀

Mayank Rawat

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

For more and more businessman in your states , first make it a better place to live .Clearly a fault of their govt. . I mean who would want to live in WB ?? If I would be earning 24 lpa, I would never ever think of living in WB.

Anonymous 14

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

UP, bihar produces maximum ias and ips, even then look at their position today, now due to yogi UP is somewhat in right direction, USA respected businessmen, n see where it is, n North Korea, Pakistan etc respect only aggression and criminals, n see where it is today, GJ also developed due to business culture, Indians will have to stop blind worshipping bureaucrats, n give basic respect to business ppl, otherwise nothing wil happen.

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