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WTF, Alcohol is a $70B Business in India? | Nikhil Kamath explores Gaps & Opportunities Worth a watch.

Just applied @ WTF Fund. Kudos To Nikhil Kamath & Team For such initiative For Young Indian Founders Apart From Funding. We need mentorship, Networking And support to build a startup. And This Program Offer All.

The HealthTech industry is a constantly evolving ecosystem brimming with opportunities in today’s digital era. From navigating stringent regulatory environments to leveraging advanced technologies such as AI and machine learning, the journey of a suc

Ab pata laga Kya ? In a young country like India , it should be very very strict especially in social media where even 10-11 year olds have easy access unlike OTTs. Instagram ( more likely a soft porn social media app ) has been spreading widely am

Earlier in a podcast with Nikhil Kamath, Ronnie Screwvala mentioned how excessive funding has led to a graveyard for edtech in India. You can watch it on Nikhil Kamath's Yt channel under the title "WTF is Edtech," it provides great insights into th

If you are starting out in a startup always try to target India 1 as it's very difficult to extract money from India 2 and India 3, wait until you become a seasoned entrepreneur.

A very deep insight into Venture Capital. Podcast by Nikhil Kamath, interviewing Founders/Partners of Blume Ventures, Peak XV and Accel India. There's so much to learn from this podcast, especially for new entrepreneurs

Just curious to know—what’s your background, and how many professionals from different domains are interested in the startup ecosystem? Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, a startup enthusiast, or just exploring opportunities, I would love to he