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Top Unorganized Sectors in India for Startups 1 👉 Street Vendors: Revolutionize local commerce with tech solutions. 👉 Handicrafts: Digitize and globalize traditional crafts. 👉 Waste Management: Innovate in recycling and waste reduction. 👉 Inf

Anyone interested in doing a startup in agri export and sustainable sector, basically we are making supply chain management system more efficient

Want to building supply chain for waste paper which is very unorganised. idea here is procuring waste paper from households,companies,Clg,other sources and supplyIng to paper industries, effective recycling will be done.Good for environment By recycl

Problem:There is no effective paper recycling is done. Solution:building a supply chain for waste paper procument using tech from households, companies,schools,cg and from other sources,supplying them pulp industries Can someone validate my idea

--- ScrapCash.in – The Future of Sustainable Recycling Founder: Shaik Sirajuddin At ScrapCash.in, we are solving one of India's biggest environmental challenges—waste management—by building a tech-driven recycling ecosystem that is efficient, prof

The Future of Logistics and Supply Chain in India * E-commerce growth * Technological advancements * Infrastructure development * National Logistics Policy * Infrastructure investment * Ease of doing business reforms * Infrastructure gaps *

♻️ 80% of Indian households don't recycle e-waste properly ReLoop raised ₹13 Cr to fix urban waste with tech What's broken? ❌ No structured e-waste collection ❌ Informal sector dominates recycling ❌ Households unaware of disposal norms What ReLoop

ScrapCash – Revolutionizing Scrap Management in India Pitch for Investors Introduction: India generates millions of tons of scrap waste every year, yet the industry remains unorganized, leading to inefficiencies, low recycling rates, and environmen

Hello everyone, I am looking for entrepreneurs/people/investors who are interested in collaborating with me in logistics sector. I want to build assets such as trucks, warehouses etc. for Supply Chain Management purposes. If anyone is interested we