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Why is education in India becoming an expensive instead of a right? The system is broken. → Too much theory, not enough practical skills. → Graduates feel lost; the industry moves on without them. → To catch up, we need huge amounts—MBA? 50 lakhs. S

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This Is Serious and alarming . Mohammed Azizuddin first started gambling with just ₹50-100. A few early wins gave him confidence, but soon, he began losing. His debts spiralled to ₹22 lakh. His parents begged him to stop. But he borrowed more, ho

DAY-1 Ravi stood behind the counter of his small kirana store when a boy pointed at a crushed biscuit packet. His mother looked at it, frowned, and left. Another lost sale. Ravi sighed, holding the damaged packet—just another result of poor restocki

Day 2 of The Indian Startup War Stories: Zomato vs. Swiggy – The Food Delivery Bloodbath This wasn’t just a fight for orders. It was a war for who controls how India eats. Two giants, Zomato and Swiggy, turned food delivery into an addiction. But b

Startups Don’t Die on Day 0. They Die on Day 187. Everyone talks about Day 0. → The big idea. → The excitement. → The pitch deck rush. → The first “Let’s do this.” But nobody prepares you for Day 187. That weird, soul-crushing point when: → Your

Why Myntra Still Has a 55% Market Share: A Case Study in Smart Strategy In India’s rapidly evolving fashion e-commerce space, Myntra’s continued dominance is nothing short of impressive. With over 55 percent market share in 2024, Myntra has managed

The Day a Founder Almost Quit "We're done. We should just shut it down." I still remember his defeated expression as he said those words on a tweet. It was year 10 of his startup journey, a point where most entrepreneurs would have already thrown i

Meet the woman who failed her first startup before building a 6000 CR company. 1. After graduating from Singapore's Nanyang Technological University, Prukalpa Sankar started her startup, SocialCops, to use data to solve societal challenges. The star