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“Which founder mindset wins in 2025?” 🚀 Let's settle the debate

The gap between rural and urban spending in India has narrowed significantly over the past decade. This is according to a recent study which found that average monthly per capita consumption expenditure has more than doubled in both rural and urban a

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📈 BREAKING NEWS: India’s Start-Ups Eye Rural Markets for Next Growth Wave - Start-ups like STAGE, Agrostar, and DeHaat are focusing on India's rural market as the next big growth opportunity. - Despite 1.4 billion people, most start-ups have trad

business idea- sustainable modular homes (eco capsules) for rural and urban areas concept overview - the idea is to create affordable,modular, and eco friendly homes specially designed for rural and urban or semi urban areas in india. these homes wil

Working on mobility platform like ola, uber. Developed the Android, iOS apps for The Driver And For the user. Developed the backend admin panel and the website for that. To connect rural areas to urban areas.

https://medial.app/idea/ambience-telehealth Ambience Telehealth – Transforming Primary Healthcare - Technology-Driven Smart Clinics: First-consultation model leveraging telehealth for faster diagnosis and treatment. - Rural & Urban Reach: Establ

a rural tourism venture that transforms unused or underutilized village homes into charming, comfortable homestays, offering travelers an authentic slice of Indian village life. By discovering hidden homes in scenic rural locations, renovating them u

Our biggest problem is that we dream big, think big but act with a very trivial mindset. The most trivial mentality is that "I should do everything myself so that I don't have to give anything to anyone". This mentality of doing "everything" by onese

Ever heard the phrase "fake it till you make it"? But how about "figure it out as you grow"? This mindset is a game-changer for entrepreneurs. Here’s why: 1. You discover hidden strengths and resources. 2. Problem-solving becomes second nature.