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Hey is it just me who thinks that most of the Indian startups are not creating anything new but are just focused on some fixed categories that are already saturated. Why there are no mind boggling tech startups, med startups etc. Everyone is into som

Ubers CEO said that Indian customer are the most demanding but don't want to pay as much. I totally agree with him Indian market is one of the toughest markets in the world and making a good profitable business here is damn hard. Let me know what y

Just a random question, What is the future of these Indian EdTech startups?

The number of Indian startups selected by YC is decreasing with every batch!

💡 DuckDuckGo Expands Early-Stage Investments in Privacy-Focused Startups DuckDuckGo has announced plans to increase early-stage investments in privacy-focused startups, encouraging those aligned with its mission to reach out for potential funding o

OYO's valuation drop to $2.4B is due to profitability struggles, post-pandemic travel dips, high operational costs, and cautious investor sentiment. The inflated startup valuations are facing a reality check. #OYO #Valuation #Startups #Indian

Number of startups are on a rise. And with them, there are several sectors booming which aid those startups. One such website is Crunchbase. It gives a list of newly fu ded startups along with other info about it. But it comes with a fee of 8k per

Guys, what do you think about why SoftBank is pulling their money out of Indian startups?

I don't know why our own people criticise Indian startups as copycats of western startups. The Idea may be same but execution is key. It is not easy to replicate same thing in india . The reality is They're innovators, adapting successful ideas to I

I am an Indian but I see startups in India are making "wrappers" around a innovative technology and calling them "revolutionary" and selling things in the name of nationalism. E.g : Krutrim using ChatGpt. We have to focus more on Product > Marketing.