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📉 Just published a new analysis on HDFC Bank's recent stock decline. Curious about the reasons behind it? Head over to for an in-depth look! https://medium.com/@manishvishav/understanding-hdfc-banks-q1-results-and-stock-decline-an-in-depth-analysis

Did you know that 90% of startups fail, but that doesn't mean yours has to? Learning from others’ mistakes is key. Top reasons for failure include lack of market need, running out of cash, and not having the right team. Avoid these pitfalls by co

Day 55: BLR Startup Pitfalls: Avoiding Common Traps The Bengaluru startup scene is full of promise, but it's also riddled with pitfalls. Here's how to navigate the challenges: * Market Mismatch: Validate your product-market fit before diving

Looking for a framework or a guide to plan your startup or business completely? Here is a super comprehensive guide I came across. The contents includes: • Preparation • Starting • Finding a good business idea • Setting up • Business Reseach • Cho

The Indian startup scene is booming, but there are also several companies that haven't been successful. Here are some reasons why startups in India fail: PepperTap: This grocery delivery startup struggled with high marketing costs and an inefficie

Another Failed Startup!!🫡👀 Vines: A very Popular social media app that provided 6 second looping video. It was started in 2012 it's peak era was 2013-2014 having 200Million active user during this peak time. Content creators were called " Viners

👉 Follow || Bookmark 🔖 || Comment your thoughts 💭|| ------- . Understanding Startup Fundamentals 🚀 . Starting a startup can be thrilling but also challenging. Understanding the fundamentals is crucial for success. Here’s a guide to help you navig

❗❗Important For All ❗❗ A $450 million Indian startup, Zest Money, shut down due to strict RBI regulations, highlighting the risks of external factors in business. 🚀 $450 million valuation: Zest Money was a leading player in the buy now pay later s

Day - 03 🔥 ( Summary) Topic :- Before the startup (Paul Graham) Paul Graham discusses the counterintuitive nature of startups, emphasizing the importance of intuition about people, understanding users, and the all-consuming nature of startup lif

Here is a list of criteria that a startup should fit to be successful: 1. *Unique Value Proposition*: A clear, innovative solution to a real problem. 2. *Strong Team*: Experienced, passionate, and dedicated founders and employees. 3. *Market Deman