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Niket Raj Dwivedi
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Medial • 6m

Exciting News! 🚀🚀 After an intense competition in our recent Digital Shark Tank/Pitchers, we're thrilled to announce the names which have been showcased to VCs! (i.e., Sarthak Singh from Accel; Anand Lunia from India Quotient). These innovative i

SHIV DIXIT

Stealth • 6m

1=} Netabase 2=} She Rides 3=} Hexpertify 4=} Prescribal 5=} Easygo According to me these 5 ideas have potential to make big market share and revenue for investers . Maybe they fail because of bad excustion and low features but idea is great and

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Stealth • 6m

What is netabase doing shiv?

SHIV DIXIT

Stealth • 6m

Netabase has biggest potential to create something big . 1=} They are analysing political parties and leaders in all over India on basis of their past records and speeches with proper fact checking. This will create massive community around their

Vaishnavi Jha

Stealth • 6m

Once u enter political arena and start getting funded on top of that, its impossible to stay unbiased. So facts become narratives and source becomes questionable. Already ECI publishes relevant details like property and criminal cases. Besides, Indian elections r never abt the candidate as much as abt the mass leader and attached ideology seconded by schemes and promises

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Vaishnavi Jha

Stealth • 6m

YT is a content based app that has info posted in regard to all political parties and candidates and much of that is fake as well. Its only the big names who have the privilege to get fact checks done and social media responds w withdrawing that content immediately (speaking in the light of the latest 2024 elections and Amit Shah fake video case). Secondly, Twitter has always had a left leaning, liberal favouring policy even b4 it was annexed by Musk and more so after the Indian Govt and Tesla cud not strike a deal over E Vehicle production. Any political analyst, government or private institutions, YT channel owners : all of them receive hate for favouring one section of the other. So even while the concept can flourish, its more of a political tool than a democracy saviour

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