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India is building 1 unicorn every 9 days. That’s not hype, that’s hustle.

Indian VCs pour crores into showboat startups from Tier 1 cities — no MVP, no roadmap, just reels & retreats. But if you're from Tier 2 with real tech, real hustle — silence. Later, they wonder why India's youth chases jobs or opens thela startups.

Pranjali Awasthi at just 16, she built a ₹100 crore empire in just ONE year! Meet the young Indian entrepreneur who's rewriting the rules of hustle and redefining success. With vision, grit, and an unstoppable drive, she turned her dreams into a re

Why do Indian founders glorify hustle over strategy? Everywhere you look—founder interviews, podcasts, startup reels—it’s all about grind, sacrifice, late nights, no weekends. Hustle is the badge of honor. The more tired you are, the more “entrepren

Would you rather prefer a stable $200k job at Google for five years?💰💰 OR Would you take a bet, start your own entrepreneurial journey with no to less salary for few years, hustle and build something? 🔮

3 Unpopular Opinions About Startups Nobody Wants to Hear 😂 1️⃣ “Hustle Culture” is overhyped. Bro, agar 14 ghante hustle karke hi billionaire banna hota, toh Adani ji abhi bhi godown me inventory ginte milte. Smart kaam >>> Hard kaam. 2️⃣ Fundin

No Investors. No Burn. Just Purpose. We know investors won’t fund us — and that’s okay. Why? Because we’re not trying to become a unicorn by burning cash. At Delfo, we're not building for hype. We're building for underrated local restaurants and ha

🧐🚀journey of InMobi's to becoming India's first unicorn began in 2007 when it was founded by Naveen Tewari, Mohit Saxena, and Amit Gupta in Bengaluru. Initially named mKhoj, the company pivoted to mobile advertising as smartphones gained popularit

The Woman Who Said No to Bankruptcy and Saved Xerox In 2001, Xerox was sinking $17 billion in debt, stock in free fall, and whispers of bankruptcy in every boardroom. Then came Anne Mulcahy, not a finance wizard or tech genius, but a former HR head

Ola Cabs In 2011, when Ola (then Olamoney) was just getting started, the founders traveled to over 20 cities to onboard cab drivers onto their app themselves. With no funding, they stayed at dharamshalas and low-cost lodges to make their bootstrappe