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Which Indian startups do you follow on regular basis and why? Is it the founders, the domain, the experience, or something esle.

Looking for a Co-Founder: AI-Powered Marketing Tool with Indian Flair 🇮🇳🚀 Are you passionate about AI and Indian marketing? I'm seeking a talented co-founder to help build an innovative AI tool that generates marketing ads with authentic Indian st

Pasandam is a startup spice brand from Jodhpur, Rajasthan, offering a premium range of organic, traditionally-made spices. Each product under the Pasandam label is carefully crafted to ensure purity and health, with no added flavors or preservatives.

Is there any authentic way to become Millionaire in 1 year from zero for a teenager only with really great hard work...

Hello medial family! As we know that there is only two big brands in beverages coca cola and pepsi and both are international . I think as connectivity and electricity is improving in tier-2 and tier-3 cities,we can also make home grown Indian brand

**Astvani** Astvani is a startup dedicated to bringing traditional Indian clothing to the world. We aim to bridge the gap between premium, high-priced traditional wear and low-cost, lesser-quality options by offering mid-budget attire that combines

Hey there, i am from India and I am thinking of export business(mainly of spices like coriander and chilli)in international market.. i can manage to get all export papers. but I am facing problems in getting genuine and authentic buyers if anyone has

Design is now becoming an all-encompassing field where it's about the entire experience across all touchpoints: UI/UX, which includes web, app, in-person experience, merch experience, physical product experience, content, and media experience.

I'm currently in my final year of B.Tech, studying Web development through Harkirat's cohort. I feel I have a good grasp of the subject and want to start gaining practical experience by working as an intern. I've previously interned as an iOS Applica

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