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What Startups Can Learn from India’s Got Latent India’s Got Latent isn’t just a talent show—it’s a masterclass in innovation, resilience, and storytelling. Startups can take away key lessons from the show’s format and participants: 1️⃣ Showcase You

India's drone industry is experiencing rapid growth, projected to reach $13 billion by 2030, driven by investments, startups, and innovation, with companies like IdeaForge and Dhaksha Unmanned Systems leading the way.

I’ve got a crazy idea for an app that blends creativity with productivity, adapting to how you think and work. It’s still just an idea, but I believe it could be game-changing. If anyone’s interested in collaborating or learning more, feel free to re

Got paid for creating content. (Won the Medial App Creator Program) Awesome set of founders executing the hardest thing to build big in this decade. Running an app-based social media platform from India for startups is exactly what the world needs

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Most investors tend to doubt young entrepreneurs due to their lack of experience. However, they should consider supporting them, as young entrepreneurs often have fewer family responsibilities. This allows them to dedicate more time and energy to the

Should devs really care about the revenue, lot of ideas if implemented could be useful for many but it wouldn't be really profitable. Basically good will projects.

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