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On the showcase of my idea a developer just came and offer his service even before asking me if i needed it. i said i cant pay as i dont have any fund for this startup at the moment. then the developer comes and gives me a class of how to run a bus

✨ Reasons why Starbucks succeeded in India despite of being very expensive 📈🚀: • Creating High Quality restaurants Experience consistently with premium customer experience • Marketing as Premium brand • Targeting growing middle class and rich pe

"When Owning a Car in India Becomes a Rich Kid Flex — Maruti’s Got No Chill!" Honestly, this feels like a tragic comedy — cars were supposed to be a middle-class dream, not a luxury item like a Rolex! When only 12% can afford a basic car, it’s like

What about an dedicated laundry and laundromat service which offers a quality and cheap laundry for both individuals and industries that are highly in need for an good laundry service. There are lots of laundry services in india but the thing is the

Don't ever be ashamed of your background, in denial of your roots. Belonging to a middle class family or a family struggling financially is not a crime. Crime is not having the desire to change your situation, crime is to pressurise your parents, and

hi, I am Himesh Raut I have a startup idea in the hotel sector This is unique hotel concept of capsule beds, for this we need some basic things that is 600 to 1000 sqft place on that place we make some beds with tv screen and that remaining place f

Poppins: A Sweet Strategy That Won India's Heart Launched by Parle, Poppins wasn't just a candy It was a masterclass in understanding the Indian consumer. With its vibrant colors, fruity flavors, and affordable price, Poppins captured the imaginati

Validating the Idea: Affordable Space-Saving Furniture Business: With rising urbanization and in rural areas shrinking living spaces, the demand for space-saving furniture is increasing globally. Small apartments, co-living spaces, and compact offic

Every great startup starts with a problem. Here’s ours. In India’s ₹30B+ FMCG market, millions still struggle to afford reliable, quality daily-use products. Brands are either too expensive or out of touch with what the real consumer actually needs.