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Anonymous

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Breakthrough consumer products in the last 20 years. Why do Indians suck at making any consumer product successful ?

Havish Gupta

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Because Indian either copy these international startup or take startups as a legal get rich scheme

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Anonymous 1

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Wrong. True entrepreneur will not wait ki uber ne kar liya hai bay area mei toh let’s wait for them to come here and conquer the market, like ola did. You’ve no idea what it takes to build a locally grown company, but there’s no point forcing an ideology on you, when you have made your mind to be edgy (while not making sense, somehow)

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Anonymous

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I think the biggest problem is it’s very easy to get users in India. But they don’t pay 😅 We have a belief that anything on the Internet should be free

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