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Justdial was once a household brand and first choice for ordering food booking movie tickets etc. And if you search any places near you on google there's a high possibility that you will encounter Justdial. However despite of this fact Justdial has s

Slack's Accidental Success Built from a failed game company In 2011, a gaming startup called Tiny Speck was shutting down. Their game failed—but their internal chat tool was amazing. Instead of giving up, they pivoted. That tool became Slack. Toda

Urban Forests Aren’t for Sale! 400 acres of forest in Hyderabad are under threat, set to be cleared for IT parks. This is not just Hyderabad’s fight—it’s all of ours. Urban forests are lungs of our cities, not land to be auctioned off for developme

A lot of us may be considering here the worst case scenarios of building a startup. Questions like "What if this doesn't work out, am I going to end up homeless?" In fact a lot of us, given that we start, have a high probability of failing. Y Co

i failed (but not). started building "SuperFast" on march 28. launched it on may 4 with a slick promo video, shipped it everywhere. got thousands of views, great feedback, people loved the vibe. but still at $0 mrr. biggest issue? > my pricing sta

"Industry Titan to cautionary tale” Billions to bankruptcy #9 Videocon was founded by Venugopal Dhoot in 1986 as a company focused on manufacturing and assembling television.Soon they became well known for affordable and reliable consumer electroni

Hey You all remember "Kodak" which used to be the biggest brand of camera world wide? Kodak completely disappeared from the market due to it's one small but major mistake, the same mustake which lead to the creation of other brands like Lamborghini,

Hey everyone! Day 6 of knowing about companies that failed in the indian (global) market. Ever wondered how a company, once a dominant force in the industry, can crumble just by refusing to adapt to change? NOKIA was once the undisputed leader in th