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Koo shut down trying to replace Twitter (X). Twitter thrives on drama and toxicity, and Koo thought they could do build a platform free of this toxicity. Newsflash: no drama, no audience.

Will there be the rise of another social media platform like instagram or twitter? Just saw the news of KOO being shut down, which was india's equivalent to X/twitter. (At some point) Can we see another social media rise upto the levels of instagram

Here’s a quick list of failed Indian startups: 1. Zilingo – Shut down due to financial mismanagement. 2. Fynd – Failed due to stiff competition and unsustainable profits. 3. Katerra India – Shutdown due to poor execution and market adaptation is

What Went Wrong with Vine In 2017, Twitter shut down Vine, a platform that once thrived with 200 million active users at its peak. Despite its massive popularity, Vine fell victim to strategic missteps that led to its demise. As Elon Musk hints at

Dunzo's Challenges Dunzo, a hyperlocal delivery startup, has faced financial difficulties and competition, leading to downsizing and eventual shutdown of its app and website in January 2025. Reliance Retail, the largest shareholder, reportedly wrote

PepperTap: This grocery delivery platform struggled due to competition and operational hurdles. Lido Learning: An ed-tech startup facing financial difficulties and a challenging market. Dazo: A food-tech company unable to secure funding and compe

how to come up from facing financial issue in new startup business. should I take step for shut down it!

Ashneer Grover shut down his startup CrickPe after two years of its launch, due to taxation issues and a regulatory environment.

In 2024, several Indian startups shut down due to funding shortages, unsustainable business models, and market challenges. 1. Kenko Health: Insurtech startup shut in August after running out of funds and facing legal issues with a debt fund. 2

PepperTap: A Startup's Rapid Rise and Fall PepperTap, an online grocery delivery startup in Gurgaon, experienced a meteoric rise but abruptly shut down within two years due to: * Overexpansion: Rapid growth without a sustainable foundation. * Fina