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Sarun George Sunny

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How can Startups grow into a support system that genuinely nurtures entrepreneurs from every background, not just by offering funding but by creating an environment that’s accessible and inclusive for everyone? What specific actions can be taken to make resources, mentorship, and networking more available, especially for those in rural areas or from marginalized communities who often miss out on these opportunities? And, in doing so, how can we work toward bridging the urban-rural divide in innovation, making sure that the growth and benefits of the startup ecosystem are felt across all regions of India?

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Shivansh kumar

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the basic difference is the mindset

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SANDEEP .S.S

Stealth • 1m

I love this idea, I'm from a rural area, Im like to startup my own idea, but I don't know how to find like minded people that help me, everyone around me always says we can't do business, find a job first, most of the rural people have their own idea, but they don't have that network

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 1m

Bridging the gap between urban and rural areas is possible, but it’ll take time and effort to adapt resources to local needs and if you notice, it is happening already. We are on the right psth Sunny, don't you worry.

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Anonymous 2

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It’s hard to make these efforts work when most resources and opportunities are still focused on urban areas, leaving rural communities behind

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Anonymous 1

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Startups should offer mentorship, funding, and resources that are accessible to people in rural areas and marginalized communities to help them grow but how when we ourselves in a survival phase in the first few years of our company's lives.

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