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Most startups don't fail because of a lack of money. They fail because the founder burns out Protect your energy more than your funding.

Startup funding momentum continued to remain strong in the final week of February, with 33 startups cumulatively bagging $219.8 Mn between February 23 to 27. However, this marked a 23% decline from the $285.3 Mn bagged by 17 startups in the preceding

Between April 7 and 12, Indian startups collectively secured $195.1 million across 20 funding deals, reflecting a 35% increase from the $144.4 million raised by 22 startups the previous week. While fintech emerged as the top-funded sector, it was ec

You should try to start your business with bootstrap. Nowadays their is a trend of Startup funding, every Entrepreneur needs funding for show off. And as a result you can see that most of the Indian Startups are loss making. They spend money withou

What is the most common reason startups fail within the first few years? A) Lack of funding B) Poor market fit C) Ineffective marketing D) Team conflicts

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.

Most startups don’t fail because they run out of money. They fail because they run out of creativity to solve problems. Think beyond funding

Indian startups have laid off approximately 3,600 employees during the first five months of 2025

It's very important strategy during initial days of Startups.

Between January 26- 30, Indian startups raised a total of $ 95.6 Mn, marking a decline of 68% from the $302.8 Mn cumulatively raised by Indian startups. Advanced Hardware & Technology segment saw the highest four deals materialise this week, with st