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#10 Dunzo When launching their hyperlocal delivery startup in 2015, Dunzo's founders did all the deliveries themselves from a small warehouse initially. From delivering groceries to picking up laundry, they hustled to understand user needs. Even af

"The rich DON'T work for money. They make their money work for THEM." – Rich Dad Poor Dad Can anyone explain this with real-world examples? How do people apply this mindset in daily life or business today? Would love to hear your thoughts!

Dear all with Due respect to all investors, who supported early stage projects through their seed funding . here is one project Jivandhara harvest limited working in field of agriculture need urgent support of funds for their project of vermi comp

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Tyke Invest, a fintech company, has sent a legal notice to Geeani Agritech for committing fraudulent acts with their CSOPs investors. According to Tyke, Geeani Agritech raised funds from them and later closed their offices without informing anyone. T

What do startup founders typically do with the funding they receive, and how do they allocate these funds to support the growth and development of their companies?

All co-founders of Medial got a picture clicked together after 1 year. That’s how much we hate the camera 😂

🎯Just One Step away from forming the Venture Capital Fund ✅Yes, Today I got selected for the Interview Round of VC lab Cohort 16 ( Selected for two Cohorts by the way) 🗣️I talked & Interviewed 500+ Indian Founders in the last few years & all

Many designers start there day with Muzli, the aggregater of all things design. Is there any equivalent for PMs and Founders? 🤔

Zepto is a celebrated startup with such young founders. But their is a dark side to it. Their parents hold more stake and they helped to get investments because their dads were bigger investors as well. There was 3rd founder who got fired. This arti