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How to find sweet spot of startup?

Idea for intracity commute: Travel from the suburbs to the central part of Indian cities always is a challenge. With taxis being exorbitantly expensive and autos also expensive. And the buses in Indian cities can really take long hours. Similar to i

The future of buses is rapidly evolving due to technological innovations and a growing focus on sustainability. 1. Electrification: Electric buses are gaining popularity as cities aim to reduce carbon emissions. Advances in battery technology are i

I'm personally not a fan of their services but he really really hit a sweet spot when it came to pricing eye wear in India. Other optical stores made incredibly high margins until lenskart disrupted this. Plus most of their stores are retrofitted wit

Is there any app in India that tracks buses in colleges and schools for students and parents, and also manages a dashboard for colleges to monitor who has access or a pass to enter the bus, all through an app? Is this idea worth pursuing?

Patishapta Pitha, a beloved sweet treat from the Bengali cuisine of West Bengal, India, is a delicate rice flour crepe filled with a creamy, sweet mixture typically made with reduced milk (kheer) or a coconut and jaggery combination, offering a delig

Hello India, this is Uday Raj from Lucknow Uttarpradesh . Our vision is to convert the existing fleet of buses into electric vehicles through retrofitting, which is significantly more cost-effective than purchasing entirely new electric buses. By im

Hello India, this is Uday Raj from Lucknow Uttarpradesh. Our vision is to convert the existing fleet of buses into electric vehicles through retrofitting, which is significantly more cost-effective than purchasing entirely new electric buses. By imp

PM eBus Seva: Electrifying India's Public Transport The PM eBus Seva is a government initiative aimed at transforming urban mobility by introducing electric buses (e-buses) in Indian cities. This scheme promotes clean energy, reduces pollution, and

Alright, the dreaded question. What is the difference between a startup and a business?