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Top Unorganized Sectors in India for Startups 1 👉 Street Vendors: Revolutionize local commerce with tech solutions. 👉 Handicrafts: Digitize and globalize traditional crafts. 👉 Waste Management: Innovate in recycling and waste reduction. 👉 Inf

Can Fixing India’s Agro Logistics Save ₹92,000 Crore in Wastage? Did you know that India loses ₹92,000 crore worth of agricultural produce every year due to poor logistics, storage issues, and inefficiencies? This means 40% of fruits and vegetables

--- ScrapCash.in – The Future of Sustainable Recycling Founder: Shaik Sirajuddin At ScrapCash.in, we are solving one of India's biggest environmental challenges—waste management—by building a tech-driven recycling ecosystem that is efficient, prof

🌟 Unlocking Opportunities in Commercial Real Estate in India! 🏢 ☀️ As the Indian economy rebounds and urbanization accelerates, investing in commercial property is becoming a lucrative opportunity. With sectors like retail, logistics, and office s

ScrapCash – Revolutionizing Scrap Management in India Pitch for Investors Introduction: India generates millions of tons of scrap waste every year, yet the industry remains unorganized, leading to inefficiencies, low recycling rates, and environmen

Why Agritech startups are struggling to survive in India 🤔💭 Some startups are working on this : • DeHaat • Fasal • AgroStar • CropIn 1. Fragmented market: • Millions of small farmers make scaling difficult. 2. Low tech adoption: • Farmers o

Scaling without tracking and optimisation is like driving blindfolded. As a startup grows, the complexity multiplies—what worked at 10 users won’t hold at 10,000. Tracking metrics and continuously optimising ensures resources aren’t wasted and growth

India Startup Recap – FY25 Real talk: This year was about AI, Agriculture and logistics. Here’s how the ecosystem evolved: Funding flew high: $25.4B raised till Feb '25 across 2,200 rounds🔺 Feb alone saw $1.65B (↑19.5% from Jan) Only 71 mergers

How Licious Built a ₹12,500Cr Meat Empire & Disrupted India’s Meat Market! 🍖🚀 🛑 The Problem: Before Licious, 90% of India’s ₹2.6L Cr meat market was unorganized – poor hygiene, no cold chains, and unreliable quality. Butchers sold stale meat at i