Many Indian startups mirror American giants:
Flipkart (Amazon)
Ola (Uber)
Paytm (PayPal)
Zomato (Yelp)
While adapting ideas for local markets has driven success, when will we see a truly original global startup from India?
The two biggest e-commerce companies in India, Amazon and Flipkart, are owned by American companies. Do you think India needs a homegrown company to emerge as a new rival in the e-commerce sector to compete against these American giants? With the rap
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Vaibhav Babruwan Shingde
Stealth • 4m
Let's discover potential of Quick - Commerce and what are challenges for Old E-commerce Giants like Amazon, Flipkart and DMart 💭 :
• I think , the main reason behind the Quick Commerce is category creation and changing consumer behaviour and Consum
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VCGuy
Stealth • 4m
A few days ago, Flipkart introduced its new UPI service, Supermoney.
⏮️The interesting part: Let's go back a few years -
Dec, 2015: 3 former Flipkart exec's start PhonePe.
Apr, 2016: Flipkart acquires PhonePe for $20 M.
Aug, 2018: Walmart acquires
How to Be the Next Successful Startup Owner
Dreaming of making your startup the next Indian unicorn? Think Flipkart, Zomato, Paytm—they all started small, but their focus on solving real problems made them giants. To be the next big success, start b
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Vansh Khandelwal
Stealth • 1m
Rapido, India’s two-wheeler ride-hailing startup, disrupted the market by focusing on untapped, sub-premium segments. While giants like Uber and Ola catered to premium customers, Rapido targeted smaller opportunities with affordable and fast two-whee
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Sajin
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Foundation • 4m
Things change in 10 years!
1. Bumble defeated Tinder on a Swiper match
2. Instagram replaced FB, Insta to TikTok, Reels replaced TikTok India-lly
3. PW replaced Byjus in Money in the Bank match
4. Apple ate Blackberry, Xiaomi punched Micromax, Xiaom
The wrath of the underdogs: You better dare to dream!
Namma Yatri and Rapido’s rise against the Ola-Uber duopoly
A new narrative is unfolding in the urban mobility. Namma Yatri and Rapido, once considered underdogs, are now carving out their own sp
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Harsh Dwivedi
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Medial • 4m
Top News of the Day:
1. Chennai-based fintech unicorn Yubi Group has made several key appointments within its group companies
2. EV Startup Matter raises $35 million in ongoing Series B round
3. SoftBank-backed Indian e-scooter maker, Ola Electric
Top News Of the Day:
1. Ghost Kitchens India has announced the acquisition of Shy Tiger brands, a cloud kitchen company based out of Ahmedabad.
2. Leading contract manufacturer Dixon Technologies (India) will acquire a majority stake in Ismartu Ind
Summary Of the Week:
1. 21 Indian startups raised nearly $105 million in funding. These deals include six growth-stage deals and 12 early-stage deals. Meanwhile one growth-stage startup and two early-stage startups did not disclose the amount raised