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One thing i got to know after 2 startups Ki it's not necessary ki tum tech involve Karo, Pr, finances .... bla bla kro Gujju , baniya, marwadi ek dukan open krke shayad Kisi STARTUP OWNER SE BHOT JYADA KAMA RAHE HAY, NA headache,na tech, na pr ..

Y Combinator’s Identity Crisis: Growth or Decline? Y Combinator, the famed Silicon Valley accelerator behind Airbnb, Stripe, and Doordash, is facing scrutiny as it expands. Once exclusive, YC now runs more frequent and larger startup batches, rais

Master’s Union and Mesa School of Business are disrupting traditional education through immersive, real-world-focused learning models. Master’s Union combines business education with technology, taught by top industry leaders like CXOs, emphasizing

Probably a controversial statement! Is it really necessary for startups to focus only on IITs and NITs for campus hires? I came across many scenarios where kids from engineering colleges like VIT and Other good colleges excelling in their jobs while

🍄Indian Startups Are Coming Home! 🚀🇮🇳 🍁Here's why: ➡️Indian markets now offer easier listing options compared to the US. A software firm with $50-$60 million in revenue can list in India, while the US requires nearly $500 million ➡️Aligning wit

Hi, I'm 21 years old and I'm interested in learning UI/UX design, specifically product design. I prefer hands-on learning through real-time projects, whether it's with a startup or a company. I believe gaining experience within a company setting will

🎯Just One Step away from forming the Venture Capital Fund ✅Yes, Today I got selected for the Interview Round of VC lab Cohort 16 ( Selected for two Cohorts by the way) 🗣️I talked & Interviewed 500+ Indian Founders in the last few years & all

So from today I would share my analysis of different startups..... Starting from the platform which we are using right now, yes "Medial". You see according to me medial is trying to do something that LinkedIn is doing from decades but....... on Li

India is now building it's own bias-free LLM says Ashwini Vaishnaw. Startups struggled. VCs hesitated. The private sector couldn't—or wouldn't—step up. So the government decided to take matters into its own hands. Great initiative, some might say,