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business idea- sustainable modular homes (eco capsules) for rural and urban areas concept overview - the idea is to create affordable,modular, and eco friendly homes specially designed for rural and urban or semi urban areas in india. these homes wil

Builders and leaders, listen up: • 90% of startups fail within the first 3 years • 10% of startups fail within the first year alone • 70% of startups fail after scaling too fast (Interesting?) It won’t be a smooth ride, but worth riding, wisely.

"Success in a startup is 10% inspiration, 90% explaining to your family why you're still broke" Come in DM

what are your views of service providers companies like urban company ? Y is that there is only Urban company surviving and also huge profits ? Do u guys think there's still room available for another new startup in this sector?

The place I come from has a large urban population but there is no cinema hall in that area. I want to open a cinema hall. looking for Investors. any one interested please reply me.

Not getting clients in my business not my team have supported if I have got clients now there is no clients ,not anyone supported still standing alone , not getting job, after trying multiple times, still I have to may my month bills, will do everyth

Hi guys, Any good disruptive ideas left in proptech ? According to Elevation capital, a Spinny cars Model for homes is still left for India. What you think ?

Hii frnds Help me with this..! I'm on my journey on building a snacking brand So I need to choose a niche which has most demand ..from ur view and knowledge which snack is most famous and loved by people's in India

All startups are semi-successful. 90-95% of the startups of India serves to maximum of 10-15 crores of Indian population, where the spending power exist. Government still serves alone the biggest part of India. The algorithm lies, the success is o

Eco-friendly cartons ✅ Women-led team ✅ Natural minerals & electrolytes ✅ Price? ₹200 for 750ml. 🤔 But it’s hard to ignore the irony - in a country where safe drinking water is still a privilege, “affordable” means something very different for most