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What’s the one resource you wish you’d tapped into sooner as a founder?

India has never led any fundamental research, but we have a golden opportunity as AI can be a levelling field. However, this requires a fundamental shift from coaching, academia to a change in mindset from parents, and founders to investors ~ Pratik

The fundamental flaw in the Indian startup ecosystem is unchecked greed- the BluSmart fraud has become a prime example of that.

🚨This is a complete breach of the Right to Privacy under Article 21 which is a Fundamental Right in the Indian Constitution! 🚨

anyone is interested to make a open source platform for pg, hostel,room sharing people struggle to find a pg if they find it but fill in some time food is not good student and professional want to leave in pg but they find a problem in finding a

Banking and financial stocks currently appear a bit stronger, considering both technical and fundamental aspects.

India has always been a service based country That's why we have 10,000's of teachers for everything, but rarely someone is on the global charts In India if anyone discovers their talent, they immediately try to monetize it via service they don'

If someone wants to start a startup , then in which side of space should they approach to think and make a startup which solves the problem in that space

Most founders in EdTech focus on the wrong problem. They think tech will change education. It won’t. Students don’t need another app. Teachers don’t need another dashboard. They need a system that works the way learning actually happens. At HyggeX

I like how Nikhil Kamath is always breaking down things to its fundamental levels in knowing new stuffs and focuses on learning full forms which at times if you compare with students they often don't ask to their teachers.