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India’s auto market is growing fast, but when it comes to after-sales services, not much has changed. Last year, 4.74 million cars and 20.5 million two-wheelers were sold in India. We’re buying vehicles like crazy, but what happens after that? Most

The shark tank effect is real. I think this is the major reason why most of the startups go there.

i have built a mobile app called as Litchies. it basically connects local people with local shopkeepers and promote small to mid size shopkeepers with their best offers and promotions. customers who are local to Agra are advised with the daily notifi

Idea: food delivery but not only the restaurants There are plenty of food delivery apps in India. But, Indian street foods have their own market. These are affordable, that's why many people go for it. So, if there is a platform where local street f

Is there anyone in Hyderabad who are ready to invest in my local commerce startup, which primaryly deals in the apparel and footwear section, which solves the problem of why do people choose to buy dresses and footwear from the local stores than the

What opinion about Indian startups do you have that will make you go like this ? I will go first : Most of the people who call themselves bootstrapped startups, just don’t get any funding.

I want to buy an iphone but spending a hefty amount I would rather prefer to go buy a second hand device which will definitely cost effective. OLX where there is no trust due to C2C model and not going on cashify due to high prices, not much of inve

Some of the most underrated lessons I learnt from Y Combinator - Make something people want - Talk to your customers everyday - Build MVP and go to Market ASAP Share 1-2 lessons from your journey in the comments

Why Nobody talks about the other side of entrepreneurship? Sucessfull Founders Makes Money, Get Fame And Treated as Celebrities But There is Another side too. Most of the founder failed to build A successful startup due to various reasons despite g