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Copying western products doesn’t work. Koo is in shambles too. If both ShareChat and Koo fail, social media is over for Indian startups.

👀 Blindly copying Silicon Valley-style accelerator models doesn’t work in the Indian entrepreneurial ecosystem. A homegrown approach relevant to India’s context is essential. This approach neither works for startups. 🙅

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

FAILED INDIAN STARTUPS 🚨 Hey guys, I'm building a website that will contain a list of failed indian startups, their journeys, competition, market dynamics then, runway, founders, and much more data based insights on why they failed. Please upvote

List few foreign startups that are not present in india but can be very successful like ola, zomato etc.

Did anyone know where can find all new startups with funding both Indian and foreign startups . I know about well found but not that much helpful 👇 suggest something

I was thinking of starting a clothing brand but the market is too saturated nowadays. with lots of new clothing brands. I can create something new and unique but who will buy that? most of the Indians want affordable clothes and there are lots of he

why do all startups that were catering blue collar workers failed despite big market what's the reason behind it,pls share your thoughts

Most of biggest and popular startups like Tesla, PayTm, etc are new inventions. So do you all think that a startup should focus on building something new instead of copying an idea?

🛑 3 Startup Mistakes That Kill Businesses 1️⃣ Hiring too fast before making revenue 2️⃣ Raising funding before proving demand 3️⃣ Ignoring marketing & expecting sales to come The best startups focus on: ✔️ Profits before people ✔️ Customers before i