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Everybody's Life is quite fucked up. Someone is dealing with work stress. Someone is dealing with relationship issue. But indian entrepreneurs are next level Someone build this app for emotional support and got funded Do you know their investors?

𝗦𝗻𝗮𝗽𝗱𝗲𝗮𝗹: 𝗭𝗲𝗿𝗼 𝗼𝗿 𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗼? 📉 📈 Many of you might not have used Snapdeal but surely heard about it. Founded in 2007 as a discount coupon venture, Snapdeal became one of the top three e-commerce com

The story of USS william D. porter (Willi Dee) - "The most unlucky ship of American Naval history with an untouchable crew." Operated by a crew of unexperienced sailors under the command of “Lieutenant Commander Wilfred A. Walter” their very first

Every business that starts will eventually come to an end We have seen this with Yahoo, Nokia, Byjus, Tata Docomo, Aircel, JetAir, Hike, Kodak, Forever21, Micromax Even Google, Microsoft, Snap, Meta, SpaceX can have similar fates one day Few compa

" If Youth gets fame without skill, getting skilled is pointless " - Cred's CEO Kunal Shah I was wondering the same few months ago. As we know how the content creation especially on Instagram reels , YouTube and other platforms have been. Tons of cr

Last few weeks I was thinking, If most people don’t make enough money in India, then how are companies making money? I started researching, and then I was curious to learn about revenue breakups in different businesses. Then I got the “AHA” moment

Last few weeks I was thinking, If most people don’t make enough money in India, then how are companies making money? I started researching, and then I was curious to learn about revenue breakups in different businesses. Then I got the “AHA” moment

Nintee has officially declared its wrap up. Startup funded by people such as "Kunal Shah". Here are two reasons why a so called "AI" based startup didn't worked out. 1. Easy availability:- the problem which they were trying to solve was not even a

“Fibe, a nine-year-old Indian startup whose app allows users to quickly access loans for various needs, such as medical emergencies, education, and shopping, raised a $90 million Series E round co-led by Amara Partners, TR Capital and others.” Are