🥺 Sad Startup founders slowly start realizing that the Indian startup ecosystem is full of rejections, and nobody will fund you until you fund yourself
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Fund yourself, but don’t be afraid to pivot and improve the idea along the way; funding will come when the product speaks for itself
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🥺 Sad Startup founders slowly start realizing that the Indian startup ecosystem is full of rejections, and nobody will fund you until you fund yourself
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People who express fear or concern about AI are not necessarily afraid of the technology itself, but rather apprehensive about their own ability to adapt to the changes it may bring.
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Medial • 21d
Shark Tank India-featured food brand WickedGud has raised Rs 20 crore in a funding round led by Orios Venture Partners, with participation from Asiana Fund and existing investors.
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PRATHAM
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Most common Reasons why most start-ups failed in India ‼️🤔
• Lack Of Market ( TAM , PMF )
• Poor Management and leadership
• insufficient funding and poor finances
• inability to pivot
• intense Competition
• Regulatory Challenges
• Product i
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