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Estimates suggest that nearly half of the world's population, approximately 5 billion people, could be myopic by 2050 if the trend continues; what an opportunity for Peyush Bansal 🤯

It’ll be so funny if he acquires wework back in just Rs. 4000 Cr 😂😂😂😂 Biggest comeback of all times 💯🔥

India’s growing semiconductor industry will be the backbone of the Indian AI market and by 2025, the Indian AI market will be worth $ 7.8 bn.

It’ll be ironic if Flipkart becomes profitable without Amazon turning a single penny in profits. 😆

Just found out that sleeping 8 hours, drinking 3 liters of water, and touching grass daily won’t make me a billionaire overnight. Feels like I’ve been scammed by the self-improvement industry. 😂

Structured & Sustainable Esports in India India’s grassroots esports scene is packed with potential, but consistency is missing. I’m building a system that enables daily competitive matches for underdog teams — without depending on traditional spons

The market is currently operating in such a way that if this continues, we will soon have to go to the railway station with a begging bowl.

Byju’s app pulled from Google Play over payment disruptions. • Insolvency case continues • BCCI wants ₹158 Cr back • Founder calls for a pivot to “Byju’s 3.0” • Edtech once valued at $22B India’s biggest unicorn may be facing its final test.

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Since 2022, there has been a shift of focus from growth to profitability for startups. Can someone highlight the reasons behind this trend? Also, based on the data, what are the potential long-term implications for the startup ecosystem if the focus