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Can anyone help me to understand how can someone with no connection with VCs get in contact with them? And are there any platforms or something where we can get access to investors?

To convert your idea into business, I need at least 100 crore rupees, and only VCs can provide that. I've prepared a pitch deck, but how do I contact VCs, present my idea to them, and get ready for a meeting?

Are you guys aware of any prestigious competitions for Startups/Business Plan which might help us in validating our idea, get in notice of VCs or get some free money.

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I've heard that Medial has a feature where people can pitch their ideas, and the top 25 get access to VCs and grants. I'm new here, so I’m curious to know more about this! What exactly is this feature, and how can I participate? Any tips or insights

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