Hey I am on Medial • 12m
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 India's unique market: Here are some of examples Localizing for Needs:Flipkart built cash-on-delivery for a less banked population. Frugal Innovation:MakeMyTrip prioritized mobile apps as internet access shifted. Addressing Untapped Needs: PhonePe empowered digital payments in a non-credit card market. Indian startups take inspiration and improve upon existing concepts: Swiggy: Live order tracking for chaotic Indian traffic. Zomato:Online ordering and reservations for India's growing dine-out culture. Indian startups are not copycats, but innovators solving India's unique problems. Let's celebrate their spirit and support their role in shapi
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Key investors shaping the Indian SaaS ecosystem in 2024! 🚀 This visual showcases top investors and the groundbreaking startups they support, highlighting the vibrancy and growth of India's SaaS industry. #IndianSaaS #Startups #Investors #Innovation
Hey I am on Medial • 1y
I have read many posts regarding criticizing Indian to lack innovation they are just copy. But, according to me that's not true While some Indian startups draw inspiration globally, their billion-dollar valuations reflect innovative solutions for th
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It feels like a lot of Indian startups are just repackaged versions of Silicon Valley ideas — Uber for X, Airbnb for Y, Amazon for Z. But India has completely different cultural, economic, and infrastructural realities. Do we need to stop blindly fo
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Indian Semiconductor Lab Provides Fab Services to Boost Startup Innovation India's SCL Offers Free Fab Support to Chip Design Startups India's first chip fabrication unit, Semi-Conductor Laboratory (SCL), Mohali, is set to provide comprehensive sup
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How can Indian startups strategically expand into global markets, leveraging their unique strengths, navigating international competition, and overcoming challenges related to regulatory frameworks, cultural differences, and market dynamics, to achie
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What’s the REAL future of Indian startups? Will India produce the next Google or just more delivery apps? We have: 1.4B+ people World-class engineers A youth obsessed with startups Yet 90% of Indian startups still copy US models or burn investor
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