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We are working on making AI based intelligent robots to automate household tasks like cleaning, dishwashing, laundry, folding clothes,etc. Will it work in Indian market? And how much anyone will be willing to pay for such service on monthly basis?

Blinkit & Zepto: The Quick Commerce Revolution🚀 Blinkit subsidiary of Zomato and Zepto by 2 College dropouts Aadit Palicha & Kaivalya V. have transformed grocery shopping in big cities, offering deliveries in just 10-20 minutes. But what about sma

Coming from a non-metropolitan city, I always felt there is a huge gap between startups targeting devloped cities and these untapped market. Only few known startups are able to penetrate in these market and able to perform. Rest of them , either did

💡 Entrepreneurship Tip of the Day 💡 Feeling overwhelmed by your startup journey? Remember to break big tasks into smaller, manageable steps. Focus on one thing at a time, celebrate small wins, and keep moving forward. What's your go-to strategy fo

DBA Lessons for Founders - TOPIC 2 (Externalities) Positive Externalities: Your Hidden Credits ✅ This is the unintended, positive value your business gives to society for free. The Example: An ed-tech startup that provides affordable, high-quality

Hi everyone, I’m working on, a platform that simplifies how people discover and book wedding services — from venues and decorators to photographers — all in one place. The vision is to organize this fragmented industry and make it accessible and user

Rapido, India’s two-wheeler ride-hailing startup, disrupted the market by focusing on untapped, sub-premium segments. While giants like Uber and Ola catered to premium customers, Rapido targeted smaller opportunities with affordable and fast two-whee

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