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The fact that most of the startups fail is because they over fantasize about their idea 💡& future, because of that they ignore the ground reality . It shows the biase mentality towards the own perspective of the world 🌍 :)

If you look at many Startups account statement, they show themselves in loss. Many of them working from 8 to 10 years. Can someone clear my doubt that "are they really in loss??'"...and if they are then why investors still drained their valuable mone

Byju's: From EdTech Unicorn to Insolvency Woes - What Went Wrong? Remember when Byju's was the poster child of the Indian startup ecosystem? "Padhai ka superhero," they called it! But fast forward to 2025, and the narrative has taken a dramatic tu

Indian youngsters mindset now shifted to build startups and businesses. Many think that startups are first options instead of doing corporate jobs, they spend a couple of years building startups. We know the success percentage of startups is very lo

Investors are investing millions and billions $ in many new startups. I keep on getting the news like this. i my question is how investors are earning? how much percentage they are expecting from these new startups? Even though most of the startups a

Byju's is making significant efforts to save itself, but nothing seems to be working. You can rectify a company's poor performance once, but if its reputation is tarnished, it may never recover. Byju's has failed badly in this regard. Their customer

In my opinion, many people, when they are new to index trading, often make a mistake by engaging in sector-specific trading. It would be better if they traded in broader indexes like Nifty 50, Nifty Next 50, Smallcap, or Midcap. This is because these

In past few years Indian startup ecosystem growing rapidly and generating leads so fast. many people investing in this startups. Startups working in one model is problem solving they find what consumer need and then working on them But one startup

One thing I’ve observed: Lack of funds is often seen as a disadvantage in startups. But in many cases, it’s actually a filter. When you don’t have money, you are forced to test your idea in a real market, with real customers, and real transactions

These are the companies that acquired the most startups between 2000 and 2024 I've a question though - How do these companies integrate so many startups into their operations given that they may have varied company culture? And how do these acquisi