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if there is no Meta and Google ads How Indian Startup Will grow?

My Opinion: It will be hard for Indians to shift from Google Play Store to Indus it's very good for developers but for consumers... Time will tell Btw what's your view...?

Ola Maps Challenges Google Maps in India: Indian ride-hailing giant Ola is taking on Google Maps with its own navigation app, Ola Maps. Offering a year of free access for developers, Ola aims to capture the Indian market with a locally-focused navig

Reliance Jio helping the startups by giving mentorship from the core team. Check out below for full information. Who Should Apply? • Seed-stage startups: This program is ideal for startups with a minimum viable product (MVP) and initial traction. •

Project Vaani, a collaboration between Google, the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), and ARTPARK (Artificial Intelligence & Robotics Technology Park), has completed its first phase, Google said. The project will provide developers with over 14,000

Will India ever be the space of lauching a startup to compete with folks like Amazon, Meta and Google? Why is it always the US market space and not the Indian market space? What can we do to change it?

Guys, I have always been a crazy fan of muscle cars. And it's underwhelming to see so few (almost none) options available in India. I want to start a muscle car brand, something that looks and feels totally different to the kind of cars available in

🗣 Google is creating a mini-Gemini army for every user. Google is preparing a series of updates for Gemini that promise to make the AI assistant even smarter and more convenient. 🤖 Among the new features are GEMs, which will allow users to create

Suggestion for Medial — 100 Validations Brief: A section where entrepreneurs can post their ideas and receive feedback from 100 people through calls or Zoom/Google meetings from potential customers in exchange for cash, early access, or other benefi

The Indian Consumer Landscape is transforming rapidly! A growing segment of consumers, particularly in urban centers, now prioritize comprehensive, high-quality experiences over cheap deals. This shift is evident in the surge of premium subscripti