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It's very important strategy during initial days of Startups.

A lot of startups pivoted yesterday.

“Plane Ticket in cost of a Train Ticket” Disruption Dairies #3 Deccan Airlines was founded by Captain G.R. Gopinath in 2003 as India’s first low cost Airline with a plan of offering plane ticket in a train ticket cost. To keep the operating costs

Want to know why 95% of people stay stuck? They can't handle being wrong. Show them a blind spot - they get defensive. Point out a mistake - they get emotional. Offer feedback - they take it personal. While the top 5%? They hunt for corrections.

Indian Railways is giving Rs 56,993 crore subsidy on tickets every year. If the price of a ticket is Rs 100, then the railways charge just Rs 54 for it. (Ashwini Vaishnaw)

YC-backed CrowdVolt shakes up the secondary ticket market with its bid-ask model The current secondary ticket exchange system is fraught with several issues, such as tickets being resold at prices much higher than their face value, exorbitant fees a

Medial Startup Showcase has crossed 300+ entries! It was 200, 2 days ago. And in 48 hours we received 100+ more entries 🤯🇮🇳 India has insane amount of passion and fuel for startups. If channelised well and given the right opportunities we’ll see

Indian youngsters mindset now shifted to build startups and businesses. Many think that startups are first options instead of doing corporate jobs, they spend a couple of years building startups. We know the success percentage of startups is very lo

Why Edtech Startups like Byju's failing in India, Despite being majority of Indian Youths and Students opt for Competitive Exams??

Guys can anyone tell me what are some of the problems being faced by startups when trying to raise funding?