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what's holding India back to make a global product like Google or Apple? what do u think 🤔 is it mindset, funding issues or infrastructure?

Workings on something along the lines of bits of ONDC, b2b+ b2c and kinda a big ecosystem thing for something specific in turn future a big big house of things/brands under it. I have made every bit plan i need. Still something holding me back and b

How hard is it to raise capital in this market? Should I even try? I am building a SaaS product and we have our MVP ready, I was wondering if I should start approaching micro-funds/VCs to raise some capital maybe 1-4 cr to advance our product and ge

Don’t try to go fast when building a startup. Take it slow and enjoy the process. Fast doesn’t guarantee consistency but being slow and steady does. If you wanna raise funding and flex, that’s a different story 😄

This simple Bangalore based cash back and coupon app PaisaWapas reports 70 Cr.💵 revenue with profit of 17% this year. Their business is so simple that anyone can do it. Their business model ⬇️ -Operates as a cashback and deals platform, linking sh

Hi, Usually a well established revenue generating company gets funding through VCs and many other sources But many short businesses or startups don't get the opportunity to raise funds to grow their business and end up taking loans with huge interes

"Imagine a startup where you can temporarily pledge items like your laptop, bike, or other valuables and get instant cash in return. Once you're ready, just pay back the amount, and your item is returned safely to you. It’s like a modern, hassle-free

🚨 Zomato Exploring Cash Raise Through QIP! 🚨 I just came across an interesting development—Zomato is considering raising funds via a qualified institutional placement (QIP), marking its first funding move since its IPO in July 2021. This comes as

Do You Really Need Investors? Maybe Not! Fundraising vs. Bootstrapping – What’s Right for You? Bootstrapping (Pros & Cons) ✅ Full control ✅ No pressure from investors ❌ Slower growth Example: Mailchimp, Zoho, Basecamp – all built without investors

I want to develop an AI-integrated financial platform, but the problem is that I am a commerce student, and I know nothing about AI development. If I try to learn all the AI crap, it will take me years. So I want some suggestions on what I should do