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which startups are capital heavy. I think food, clothing and electronic are a few examples. I don't have lots of funds so which area should get into.

I am also with Harsh Dwivedi , but i don't have 10k followers to show, plzz "Mera be followes 1k banado 🌝🥹" ... 💡 What is CAPEX in a Startup? CAPEX is the money a startup spends on big, long term assets like laptops, offices, or machines to

I have to work on waste food ....it should reach to those to needy one.....how it can be done

it is surprising observation that Women earning ₹15-20k sometimes choose to spend on experiences like Starbucks or fancy hotels. Men earning ₹80k might prefer simpler street food. This could mean some women prioritize personal enjoyment, while many m

I have a plan in the food segment similar to food delivery, but instead of taking a commission, we operate on a subscription-based model depending on the order. Additionally, delivery personnel receive a fixed monthly salary based on targets. Unlike

Don't you feel Investors are putting andha paisa on quick commerce startups!? I don't have anything against them but would love to understand the reasoning!

ZOMATO... Don't know why Zomato is not looking into this "loopholes" of "refund of food." Anyone can easily bluff there refund policy here how: (1) Burn food - burn by themselves within a min... (2) Cold food (3) Bad taste (4) Any peicw of food is m

Right now the way the US government is aggressively putting tariffs on everything they should realize that in the end it’s their own people who’ll end up paying for it they can’t do everything on their own and honestly if other countries come togethe

Any startups on food industries in Bengaluru, I am Btech Food Technology graduate interested to work in it.

Open to suggestions on how not to run a food business. Learning from mistakes is great, but avoiding them sounds even better. Drop your wisdom (or warnings) in the comments😄.