Just a random question,
What is the future of these Indian EdTech startups?
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Havish Gupta
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Why are Indian Startups not that innovatory?
Rather they are just build upon an already establish idea or something like that. And btw with innovation i mean building something genuinely interesting.
Some people just cant be trusted. He is some people. (VSS)
Why do people still even wanna work for such a company? What would be a reason for some company to layoff on a weekly basis, yes WEEKLY BASIS. Thanks to medial, I just thought everything in
Some of the most successful Y Combinator-backed startups from India include:
• Razorpay: A fintech company valued at $7.5 billion, offering payment solutions for businesses4.
•. Meesho: A social commerce platform that simplifies online selling for
I lost my important time So, you don't have to....
MARKET Research is the pillar of Startup.
Most startups fail due to not having enough research of their Market.
How dumb people play…
P1, “Hii Mate, how're you doing? I want to be a millionaire
Ending the day with this.
Happy reading!
The Rise of Unicorn Startups: What’s Next?
Unicorn startups—those valued at over $1 billion—are reshaping industries. Companies like Airbnb, Stripe, and ByteDance have set new standards. But what's next?
Linkedin and X were full of these random founders getting into Forbes 30 under 30 yesterday. Is Forbes a scam? How is it even possible to get so many randos in the list? It used to feature too entrepreneurs across the country once upon a time.
I re
Which of the these following failed startups , which Startup had raised Funding From Nexus Venture Partners, Sequoia Capital and Softbank in between 2010-2015 at the valuation of 1500 Crores and Failed Eventually 😒🤑🤔💭?
I have to check Product M
Y Combinator has invested in over 5000 startups with a total valuation of $600 billion.
Out of these, just 4 companies—Stripe, Airbnb, Coinbase, and DoorDash accounts for ~$300 billion of the valuation.
Fascinating, isn’t it?