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After my last post on these paid award shows, I kept thinking..... Why do so many founders still go for them? Maybe because of the red carpet, meeting a Bollywood celeb, or just to put “Award winning” on LinkedIn. As a student founder, sometimes

Snapdeal is now almost profitable! So Snapdeal recently released its financials, and they’ve killed it! Their cost-reduction measures have led to their EBITDA loss dropping to just ₹16 crore in FY24, down from ₹144 crore in FY23. While their reven

Oversubscribed 103x – strong market trust ₹854 Cr from anchor investors – institutional backing Valuation at ~₹14,790 Cr – growth story priced in Turned profitable in Q1 FY25 – scalability in action High valuation – long-term play, not a quick flip

I have observed many of the " so-called Startups " which are shit af. They are just a company integrating GPT and building a chatbot system for _ ( eg : fitness) and claims to be better than gpt. Although they aren't even close to GPT and they ar

Info Edge just dropped ₹300 CR into its own startup subsidiary, SIHL 🌝 That’s 3 crore CCDs at ₹100 each all convertible within 10 years. SIHL hasn’t shown turnover in the past 3 years, but that’s not the point. This isn’t just about past performanc

🧩 Day 8 — Debugging the Invisible System Today wasn’t progress on paper, but clarity in disguise. No new users, no loud wins — just loops, unanswered pings, and the constant question of what’s actually breaking the flow? Somewhere between overthin

19-year-old Tirth Patel achieves a remarkable milestone by winning the Google Hackathon 2024! 🚀💻 Competing against some of the brightest minds, Tirth and his teammate Aditya developed a groundbreaking Health Recommendation App that simplifies and a

As an Indian sports fan, I have realised that our athletes don’t just win medals… they survive India first. Honestly with Delhi’s pollution levels, I am convinced that if olympic sports included “breathing in AQI 500,” we’d win gold every single tim

For years, Delhivery, one of India's biggest logistics startups, was running at a loss. But FY25 changed the game. In the fourth quarter alone, Delhivery posted a profit of ₹72.6 crore - a big turnaround compared to the 68.5 crore loss in the same qu