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I have a business idea who is want to discuss about that.... idea is : we open a popular food any state food into brand like momos - wow burger - macdonalds samosa - samosa sing this type... why.. bcz u know very well upcoming generation is very

Part 1 Indian startups often face several common challenges, which can hinder their growth and success: 1. **Funding Issues**: Many startups struggle to secure adequate funding, particularly in their early stages. Investors can be risk-averse, and

Tell me one good thing about Indian youth that differentiates itself from other cultures while providing the fact that there is a bright future for India and has potential about becoming a superpower. Remember your point should meet all the condition

india are making dead startup? indian entrepreneur make brain dead startup. India's startup owners and entrepreneurs do not have perfect futuristic thinking. What they are doing is that they are making whatever people think is good in India. Right n

Piyush Goyal’s Vision: Startups Are the Backbone of New India "Startups are the backbone of New India. They are the key to unlocking our nation's potential." – Piyush Goyal, Minister of Commerce & Industry India’s startup ecosystem has seen an expl

Why Agritech startups are struggling to survive in India 🤔💭 Some startups are working on this : • DeHaat • Fasal • AgroStar • CropIn 1. Fragmented market: • Millions of small farmers make scaling difficult. 2. Low tech adoption: • Farmers o

What’s your point of view on this? Some Indian unicorns are inspired by American companies. For example: Zomato is similar to doordash Flipkart resembles Amazon Ola is modeled after Uber Which startups are currently booming in the U.S. that have

We're 3rd largest eco system of startups Are we ? The Unfiltered Truth → Beyond the unicorn hype and blind funding frenzies lies a different reality. The Good: • Booming innovation culture • Massive market potential • Rising global investor i

Here is a story of indian IT industry Genesis (1970s): 🔸In the early 1970s, multinational companies recognized India’s potential and began expanding their operations into the country. 🔸Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), acting as the sales age

key insights from 'Lecture 2 - Team and Execution' by Sam Altman. Selecting the right co-founder is essential; consider long-standing relationships and resourcefulness. Emphasize hiring top talent early on, following James Bond traits. Focus on a co