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Just applied @ WTF Fund. Kudos To Nikhil Kamath & Team For such initiative For Young Indian Founders Apart From Funding. We need mentorship, Networking And support to build a startup. And This Program Offer All.

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If you are founder under 25 and need funding for your startup. Check out Wtffund. Not only you can get upto 20 lakh for your startup but olso you get acess to founders and mentors like nikhil kamath.

Today's Entrepreneurs like Aadit Palicha, Deepinder Goyal, Kunal Shah, Ritesh, Bhavish, Nithin and Nikhil Kamath and many more after a decade or two will be in top 100 or 50 Wealthiest Person on the World. And that's a really good sign.

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Sarla Aviation, an aerospace startup developing electric flying taxis, has secured $10M in funding led by Accel, with angel investors like Binny Bansal and Nikhil Kamath, to establish an R&D center in Bengaluru and launch its prototype, Shunya, on Ja

Earlier in a podcast with Nikhil Kamath, Ronnie Screwvala mentioned how excessive funding has led to a graveyard for edtech in India. You can watch it on Nikhil Kamath's Yt channel under the title "WTF is Edtech," it provides great insights into th

A very deep insight into Venture Capital. Podcast by Nikhil Kamath, interviewing Founders/Partners of Blume Ventures, Peak XV and Accel India. There's so much to learn from this podcast, especially for new entrepreneurs

Peyush Bansal was interested in investing in Indulge Concierge on Shark Tank India S4, but as soon as he got to know that Nikhil Kamath exited from the company he also pulled himself back.

🤯Founders with Highest salary in India. --⭐Supam Maheshwari (FirstCry) received an annual salary of ₹103.8 crore in FY24. This marks a significant decrease from his ₹200.7 crore salary in FY23. --⭐Nithin Kamath (Zerodha) Co-founder of the broker