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Why is Bangalore so overhyped? I mean, the city has internal issues, water shortages, traffic problems, and now the language imposition. Seems like the city has hit its saturation point.

Title: Unveiling the Startup Saga: Navigating India's Business Battlefield 🚀 Buckle up for the rollercoaster ride of Indian startups! Here's the gripping reality:Fund Frenzy 💸Talent Quest 🌟Regulatory Riddle 🌀Market Maze 🌪️Infrastructure Odys

Here's what you need to know (and avoid) when it comes to growing your company: 1. Don't rely solely on press coverage for growth. Instead, focus on creating a remarkable product that people naturally want to share. 2. Prioritize finding a product-

Idea: We intend to elevate the experience of a foreign traveler, traveling to India by connecting them with localities through our online platform for the following experiences: 1. Authentic Indian Home Dining: Cultural food prepared by local host

Hello everyone! Day 3 of knowing about businesses that failed in the Indian market! TATA NANO Arey yey toh tataji ke company ka product hai, yey kaise fail hogyi? Chalo let's know about it! Tata Motors made a bold move by introducing a budget-frien

It seems that billionaire Elon Musk is hesitant about Tesla entering the Indian market. Media reports indicate that the electric carmaker's executives have ceased communications with the Indian government. According to Bloomberg, Musk's team has

#GlobalStartupSafari✨ ∆ PART 2. BUSINESS MODEL: • B2B premium services for employers, offering Maya as a valuable employee benefit. • Collaboration with garment manufacturing companies, aligning with its user base and addressing industry-specific

Declining Political Interest: A report by the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS) reveals that 46% of Indian youth have little to no interest in politics. Despite the large youth demographic, many are disillusioned with the political

How Airbus managed to crack The Competitive Indian Market? BACKGROUND: In the 2000s, Airbus faced a huge challenge breaking into the Indian aviation market. At that time, Indian aviation was dominated by Boeing. All major Indian airlines had a stro

In recent years, frauds between Indian startups and investors have led to losses of about ₹4,000 crore. These incidents often involve startups misrepresenting financials, hiding liabilities, or exaggerating growth to secure funding. As more startups