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hello guys, it's actually a person meet me today which was from a big city and he told me that the price of vegetables and fruits are incredibly high but when it takes from the farmers its us much low so here is my idea it's about creating a store

Idea for you implement this now So guy's we all know the main problem of Indian farmers they are not getting real price of their items and goverment is doing nothing. Every single profit is totally captured by big middle men . Eventually these midd

A Sneaky Dark Pattern played By Q Commerce that you may have not noticed ‼️ Have you ever asked a local vegetable and fruit vendor to give 350g of anything? No That doesn't make sense. Either go for 250g or 500g. But the quick Commerce industry is

I recently explored the Industry Handbook by ZebraLearn, and it’s a must-read for entrepreneurs aiming to pick growing sector, analyze markets, and excel in industry. Key questions like: How financially attractive is the industry? What are the ma

Observation: Based on recent analysis of data , I observed that mostly startup founders who have made something big are of 29-35 Age , ( not early 20s ) Although they had previous startups/business experience in early age which made them experienc

hi guys so main first of all medial pe new hu, but mere pass ek startup idea hai . usually hum log apne wahi same types ke 'phone covers ' use karke borr hoo jaate hain . aur jabtak vo fatha nahi tabtak hum log use change bhi nhi karte . agar hum l

People are obsessed with the organic foods in India but all we get that is far away from organic, so build a organic food market online will be a good startup idea. It will monetize the farmers too and motivate them to do organic farming. In starting

My father owns a small provisions and stationary shop in village in Kerala. We've renewed the licence for the shop in 2019 for 5 years for ₹500. Which means ₹100 in an year. We had to renew it this year as the 5 year licence expired. We had to renew

I have an idea to start a network of stalls in urban areas that will sell hygienic and fresh fruits and vegetables at consistent prices, specifically targeting the middle class. Right now, only two groups of people in India get access to truly fresh

Our world is facing a big challenge: feeding 9.8 billion people by 2050! To meet this demand, we need to grow 70% more food. But how? Recent advancements have seen the introduction of tiny non-invasive sensors for real-time plant data. Traditional