This doesn't make any sense. Atleast 70 percentage of Indians are mediocre and have no big ambitions or visions and are engaging either in some religious or casteist things or scrolling through social media which is of no use
Anonymous 1
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Building products from India for global markets works. See Zoho, Freshworks, Postman.
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The Outlier
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All Indians asking why India didn't build Deepseek must be living in Delusion.
We didn't build a Google
We hardly built global products except a few like Zoho, Freshworks, Postman
Most of us study only for campus placements not for the joy of st
Many Indian startups mirror American giants:
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Ola (Uber)
Paytm (PayPal)
Zomato (Yelp)
While adapting ideas for local markets has driven success, when will we see a truly original global startup from India?
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Mohit Kumar
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Great to see these stats, the opportunities for startups in India is rising. We come in rank 5 in global for top 5 investment destination by global CEO's.
Tell me in comments, what you are building. Let's discuss and see how we can help you grow!
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India exports pharmaceutical products to over 200 countries, with major markets including the US, UK, and African nations.
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I want to create an app or website that connects wholesale market products from various markets across India, such as Lajpat Nagar market and Chandni Chowk market, and makes them accessible nationwide.
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Building SaaS from India for the world - Rocketlane raises a $24 M Series B.
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⏫Lead investors: 8VC, Matrix Partners and Nexus VP.
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