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The USA is famous for its wealth. Russia is recognized for its strength. China is known for its advancements in technology. What is India known for?

Just casually asking, whats the thing that has demand in its industry but has no big players or not known well , what's it?

Branding is the key!! Many founders just call themselves as a brand or term their product/service as a brand. But it is not what you say, it is what your 'CUSTOMER' says about you.

I am starting a silver jewelry brand and traveling across India to find lesser-known silver art forms. Currently, I am starting with only "FILIGREE," which is a beautiful silver art from Cuttack, Odisha. I don't know how to start selling or how to ta

China is famous for its tasty noodles 🍜, and the USA is known for its juicy burgers 🍔. Italy delights us with its famous pizza 🍕. But what special food does India have?

Hack Used By Startup #9 Zappos This USP Made Their Company Eventually Acquired by Amazon for $1.2 Billion!! The Problem: Zappos, an online shoe retailer, faced intense competition and needed a way to stand out. The Idea: Zappos decided to focus on

Hack Used By Startup #3 Clothing Brand Deals With The Trust On Quality The Challenge: A sustainable clothing brand faces skepticism regarding the durability of its eco-friendly garments despite widespread interest in environmentally conscious fashio

Desi Brands with Videsi Vibes: The Indian Labels That Sound International! - Royal Enfield: This iconic motorcycle brand hails from India, yet its name exudes a distinctly British charm. - Lakmé: Named after the French opera, this leading Indian co

Hello everyone I'm currently working on creating concise case studies about startups from lesser-known countries, focusing on their unique business models, performance, and other key aspects. I'd love to know if you're interested in this type of c

The idea is to create a trust-based escrow service for first-time (or can be used when the transaction amount is hight such as in real state transactions) between buyers and sellers, addressing the issue of trust where neither party knows the other w