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Is there any Company or Institution like Y-Combinator in India ? I am looking for mentoring & Funding. got to know about y-combinator but it basically provide incubation & funding to American based startup and founders have to attend their three mo

Since Course selling businesses are growing and a great way to make money and provide good value at the same time. If I have some quality content and some other person also have quality content, then we will have a healthy competition. But these days

I barely know how to code, but I have still built applications and apps . No-code platforms like Bubble and FlutterFlow have completely changed the game,to build powerful, fully functional applications without needing to write a single line of code.

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Building the Future of Audiobooks – Booksy! We are creating Booksy, an audiobook platform that makes books more accessible and affordable. Our goal is to revolutionize reading through audio content. To achieve this, we need funding for development,

Bro why do female accounts get this much attention, followers , interactions while Posting very few content pieces whereas the male accounts aren't getting even their followers reactions on their posts. I thought this might be different here compare

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I'm launching a startup focused on high-quality stock market trading education. We're creating an online course covering fundamentals, risk management, and real-world case studies. Why Collaborate? We offer equity, growth opportunities, and the chanc

Between March 31 and April 5, Indian startups brought in a total of $144.4 million across 22 deals. That’s just a slight bump around 0.5% - compared to the $143.7 million raised by 16 startups the week before. Among the investors, Peak XV Partners, Y

From Dorm Room to $1 Billion How stripe really "cooked" ? 2010: Stanford dorms. Irish brothers Patrick and John Collison frustrated with online payments. Idea: Make internet transactions simple for developers Initial product: 7 lines of code 201