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India's Dependency on Foreign Platforms - India has 1.4 billion people, but we rely on foreign companies like YouTube, Instagram, and Google. - We lack a homegrown social media platform that can compete with global giants. - Creating a indigenous

what are the key strategies a startup should adopt to compete with the existing giants?

Is there anyone here building a brand that can compete on a global scale?

The two biggest e-commerce companies in India, Amazon and Flipkart, are owned by American companies. Do you think India needs a homegrown company to emerge as a new rival in the e-commerce sector to compete against these American giants? With the rap

Hey everyone Looking for Co-founder as a CTO & CMO My startup is in foodtech industry ready to compete with (@ZOMATO & @SWIGGY ). Need someone, who's really interested & ready to compete with these food giants. I'll make sure, you won't get disa

The last week we hosted family fund called Dholakia family and Soonicorn Ventures where 15 companies got a chance to pitch one on one. At IIT Delhi we have an ecosystem developed to cater the financial need of early stage founders.

Guys We’re on a mission to create high-end audio products to rival global giants and proudly represent India. We’ve finalized the name Aconyx RagaLaba aka ARL combining innovation with India’s musical heritage. Does this name sound global yet distin

I need a business partner we are manufacture and exporter global... DM

A couple of weeks ago, I attended a startup event where someone asked an intriguing question: "Why doesn't India have its own version of Instagram or WhatsApp? Why do startups trying to build similar platforms get rejected by investors as mere copie

In which stage of a startup’s lifecycle is it most important to focus on scaling the business? A) Seed Stage B) Growth Stage C) Ideation Stage D) Exit Stage