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There are so much legal processess in India for a buisness to grow and huge taxes

I have a unique clothing business idea that hasn’t been explored in India yet. I’m looking for a creative designer and someone with a bit of investment who shares a bold, innovative mindset. If you're ready to work smart and hard, let’s team up to bu

I have a unique clothing business idea that hasn’t been explored in India yet. I’m looking for a creative designer and someone with a bit of investment who shares a bold, innovative mindset. If you're ready to work smart and hard, let’s team up to bu

Why there hasn’t been any startup related to IT Services similar to the likes of Infosys, Wipro, etc. ? Is there no scope left in there ?

Which is the most untouched domain where all founders would be trying to get it in but the legal issues you will have to stop? I believe it is fintech! What about you guys?

No matter how much you troll LinkedIn (I myself have been guilty of that), LinkedIn’s Engineering team has open-sourced, hands down some of the BEST tech in data and distributed systems. https://engineering.linkedin.com/open-source

Hi Everyone, I hope Everyone doing well. *I wanted to propose a Social Review for our New startup* Our startup will provide a platform for lawyer and legal clients who need a legal solution we connect both of them in our platform. Basically a platf

Gaming industry has huge potential but India doesn't wanna open doors for it. Hoyoverse/Mihoyo out there beating huge Aerospace, Fintech companies is not surprising. I have played all of their games and spent good amout of money on those. Such loya

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