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🔍 Industries with highest startup failure rates Blockchain / Crypto – 95% E-commerce / D2C – 80% Fintech – 70–75% Information / IT / Software – 60–65% Transportation & Utilities – 55% Retail & Construction – 53% Manufacturing – 50–52% Health

Hey guys! What's your view on Indian education system And btw is there any startups seriously trying to revolutionizing our education system ?

Education There is no university facility within 50km of us. There will be no competition in education. Therefore, it is likely to be 100% profitable in this case as well. I am from assam guwahati in BOKO, CHOIGAO

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Will India be the next Germany? The video I watched highlighted several key differences between India and Germany, particularly in terms of our education system and the focus on quality in our industries and startups. One critical point is the need

Why are Reliance and Adani still not in the education sector? When every other major industry has their footprint, it's shocking they haven't entered one of the most profitable businesses in India, education. What's stopping them? 🤔

When business overtakes innovation, the motivation shifts towards increasing capital rather than evolving. Society then deviates from progressing civilization. Boeing, TikTok, and Reels are prime examples of the devastating effects of this misdirect

I have seen lot of my friends wife’s who have been baking cakes or making Protien laddos or making delicious snacks however they don’t do it professionally as either they don’t want to scale or don’t have time & resources to scale as they are housewi

50+ entries in April's Startup Showcase within 48 hours of launch! The numbers and quality keep growing and I can't be happier that so many young folks are brainstorming, building and killing it! The new India will create jobs not seek them :)