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How much board seat right should you give to an investor in exchange for funding? Yesterday, met an founder who is running a biz with ₹10 Cr rev During our discussion, the founder mentioned an investor who was interested but only on the condition o

How Mota Bhai Killed Dunzo In 2016, Dunzo had a wild idea: “Why wait when we can deliver anything in 24 minutes?” It was genius BACK THEN. They didn’t rush into every city like headless chickens; instead, they went city by city, perfecting their ga

What I have observed is that by paying attention to small details in any news, we can often predict the next big news. Let me explain with an example. Elon Musk was offered a seat on Twitter's board of directors after becoming the company's largest

Why is Dunzo Failing? So Dunzo started with hyperlocal deliveries. And later expanded to multiple services. By 2021, it was almost a unicorn but there was a issue! It was loosing about *10 every 1 earned. In 2021, looking at trends, it also entere

Matt Mullenweg: The Quiet Power Behind 40% of the Internet 🔥 You might not know his name. But if you’ve ever read a blog, built a website, or used the internet—Matt Mullenweg has impacted you. At just 19 years old, he co-created WordPress, an op

The other day, I was watching an episode of WTF (Consumer Electronics), and was really interested in what was being talked about: the supply chain problem that a lot of companies face in India. There are businesses that I searched for and kept in my

The Great Cursor Exodus: Why Devs Are Running Back to VS Code Remember when everyone was hyping up Cursor? That AI-powered editor that was supposed to make VS Code look ancient? Yeah, well... plot twist. The Hype Train Derailment Look, I get it. C

India’s Startup Ecosystem Isn’t Booming. It’s Evolving. Quietly. Massively. You won’t see it in the headlines. But it’s happening in real-time. - Fewer unicorns - Less funding - More focus And that’s not a bad thing. Because for the first time

"So, They Gave You A Team. Now What?" Chapter 7: S.O.M.O The Quiet Middle In this chapter, let us talk about a moment every manager eventually encounters. The day someone in your team says they do not feel like they are growing here. For me, that

“He was the loudest guy in every room. Now he quietly runs a ₹200 Cr business.” A childhood friend of mine loved the spotlight. Loud, expressive, always chasing attention. Back in school, he once said — “If people aren’t watching, what’s the point?”