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I admire the guts of bluelearn founders. This is not even their early stage. They started this from their college days itself from an telegram account. They made an app, business and raised money. After all these they thoroughly thought of the mone

Some 4-5 before Blue Learn shutdown And returned 70%money back to invester as said by founders , how that’s possible I am not saying it’s impossible but some of my friends who raised funds distributed the money to its various section in no time an

VCs are backbone of startups. How much do you know them? Here are my few insights: 1. VCs invest funds raised from Limited Partners, and accountable to generate them returns in 10 years 2. VCs earn 2% management fee annually from the fund, perform

A very uncommon perspective:- Innovation is like gods work, that is built using intuition to really change something. Unlike 'dhanda', where all you think is about is doing general shit and seeing money as the ultimate end, Not a big fan.

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Founders are fooling VCs and VCs are the dumb organisation with money as seen about unikon.ai , he was like I'll make unikon bigger than LinkedIn now pivoting, LinkedIn is 100x better for any professional connection when I was studying data science i

In an attempt to encourage more investments in the Indian startup ecosystem, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced that the angel tax will be abolished for all classes of investors. The angel tax, introduced in 2012 to prevent money la

Worst VCs in India Who are some of the worst VCs in India? Here's my list: Vaibhav Domkundwar: has NEVER responded to any email I sent to him Prime Ventures: Same as above and also think they are God's gift to entrepreneurship (despite a meh portfo

Superfone, an all-in-one business phone and CRM app for SMBs, has raised $1.9 million in its pre-Series A funding round. The round was led by YourNest Venture Capital with an investment of $950,000, along with participation from Ankur Capital, Finsig

164 Crores raised but still not available everywhere in India 200 cores raise as a debt now for expansion 😞Is they really know about business or they just get opportunity and funding instantly for creating such things and now wasting money 💰 li