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

why most MVPs fail: not because the tech is bad. not because the idea is bad. but because the feedback loop is broken. no real users. no real feedback. no real iteration. build → launch → learn → repeat. that’s the game.

Is Your Work Routine Also Like Riya? Riya was like most professionals—busy, reactive, always catching up. Her calendar ruled her, and her notifications never slept. One Monday, she paused. Instead of rushing in, she tried something new. She listed

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

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

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

Mark Zuckerberg coded Facebook. This woman monetized it. When Sheryl Sandberg joined, Facebook had almost no revenue. But when she left: $118 Billion. 2008: Facebook, the coolest kid on the internet block. Problem? They're burning cash faster th

Do you guys believe in going completely underground till you hit your goal? Like — no social life, no unnecessary talking, no pastimes, no distractions. Just you, your grind, and that one goal. Whether it’s cracking an entrance exam, building a sta

Junior or Entry level programm jobs are already declining and just then OpenAI released Codex that do what junior programmers are hired to do. Mass layoff is already a norm and 2025 is darker than ever before somebody asked AI where we're heading a