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What makes Unicorn founders what/how they are? What are their traits. 1) No "Plan B" - unwavering commitment to their startups; 2) "A Chip on the Shoulder" - personal adversity driving ambition; 3) Unlimited Self-Belief - boundless confidence r

Structured growth is more sustainable in the long run.

On average, male founders earned eight times their female peers in FY23, according to a PrivateCircle research on 114 Indian unicorns. The report also showed that male founders took home a median of Rs 1.8 crore, while their female counterparts earn

My startup idea 💡 is to do sustainable lifestyle (UN SDG) coaching, and create a sustainable lifestyle community, where sustainable lifestyle is a daily attitude. I'm into it for more than 2yrs now and became a SME, won awards and world records. Pls

The rise of Indian SaaS Unicorns continues to break records! In 2021 alone, India saw the creation of 9 SaaS unicorns, marking the highest number yet. With more startups joining the elite club each year, India's SaaS industry is accelerating into a b

#12 Swiggy In Swiggy's first year of operations, the founders pulled insane hours working double shifts. They would start at 7 AM doing deliveries, then attend to office work throughout the day, and go back out for more deliveries until 1-2 AM dail

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WhatsApp has more users in India than the US, UK, Russia, Spain, Germany & Brazil combined. Almost double. This is why most Indian consumer apps don’t have a “Share” button. They have a “Share to WhatsApp” button. If you're building for India, cra

Piyush Goyal shared the viral “India vs China: Startup Reality” photo at the Startup Mahakumbh, but here’s the real reality check: India already has startups in EVs, semiconductors, robotics, AI, and more. We just don’t talk about them enough. While

I think Piyush Goyal is right, Indian startup founders are more like shopkeepers They don't care about innovation