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it's the harsh reality that India doesn't have any good startups most of the startups are copied from foreign brands and these copied start-ups become unicorns in India but in foreign they can just survive I'm not saying India doesn't have any good

Well, this 18-year-old guy went to Shark Tank to raise funds for his EdTech startup. His startup, OLL, had achieved an annual run rate of about ₹3.36 crore and has also made ₹28 lakhs in real PROFITS! Vineeta asked him what he would do if he receiv

Entrepreneurship and leadership are pivotal for organizational success, providing the necessary structure and direction for accomplishments. Drawing on FAYOL's Principles, effective leadership embodies a systematic management approach: - Planning: F

Sales...... It is the word on which business depends. But here's the thing - A lot of entrepreneurs get totally stuck when it comes to sales. It's scary, right? I mean, look at what happened to BYJU'S. Their misleading sales tactics? Totally

𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗪𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗪𝗿𝗼𝗻𝗴: 𝗪𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗗𝗼𝘂𝗯𝘁𝗻𝘂𝘁?🧐 A good idea makes no sense if you can't monetize it. Founded in 2016, Doubtnut was a brilliant idea solving student problems in a way no other edtech in India was doing. The concept for the

Hi Niket, This is totally unacceptable. Many of the selected ideas seem to be copied versions generated by ChatGPT rather than original concepts. Additionally, most of the chosen companies are just ideas on paper, while actual registered startups th

HOT TAKE!!!! It honestly frustrates me to see how so many people are building flashy, so-called "innovative ideas" another AI tool, another SaaS dashboard without ever stepping out to understand what India actually needs. It's like they’re just chas

Recently I readed all the ideas in Medial digital Shark tank post and most of the people are creating startup on silly problems even that problems are not existing in reality they are just Creating startup in the name of fake convince . People are fo