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SAFEs in India: What Founders get Wrong The basics: You raise money now, equity comes later - typically at your next priced round. ✅ Simple. ⚠️ But not always compliant in India. Here’s what most founders miss: a. US-style SAFEs aren’t enforceable

As you know Zomato has launched " District " which is basically a go-to App for consumers where you can buy tickets of live events , shows , movies , night out etc. And For Movies Zomato about to buy the Paytm's Movie booking events for I guess 200

Is Dmart a Scam? This weekend I went to Dmart it felt like the whole people from the city was inside it parking space is full,every shopping trolleys were taken,store is full cant even walk freely,bill counters were crowded.Prices of all the product

I am planning to create an app that connects private lawyers with remote customers, giving lawyers a chance to earn more while providing legal services at your fingertips. Many people in rural areas lack knowledge about legal rights and laws, making

Subject: Exciting Investment Opportunity in the Booming Beauty Care Market Dear Investors I hope you are doing well. I am reaching out to introduce an exciting investment opportunity in the rapidly growing beauty care sector. Our company, is revol

I completely agree with Jeff in this. We often just look at people's net worth and think about how much money they made. But we don't consider how much money they made for others. For eg: 1) Sequoia's $12.5 million investment in Google in 1999, and

This year, all toy brands reported a double digit decrease in their revenue. Expect Lego. But the reason why this happened might surprise you. So compared to last year, Lego made $4 Billion more in Sales but this didn't came out from selling lego to

🚀 Startup Surprise – Day 7: From Broom to Boardroom! Forget unicorns and VC funding. Some of the most extraordinary empires are built quietly, with ingenuity and grit. Meet Narayan Reddy, a social entrepreneur from rural Karnataka. His story is a po

Do you think just having a market to capture is enough to make it big? With urbanization growing rapidly and the plastic piping industry set to triple in size over the next five years, demand is at an all-time high. But here’s the thing: demand a