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What’s the most Indian startup culture moment?

Why is the southern part of India richer and prosperous than the central and northern parts?

Peyush Bansal of Lenskart talks about clarity of purpose, customer obsession and leading with culture. Great Sunday podcast by Blume Ventures. 👇🏻

The cost of coconut water in nearly all of India's states is around ₹70, and it tastes the best. In contrast, packaged coconut water costs about ₹45 to 50, and it tastes terrible. As a result, any product that tastes as good as natural coconut wate

🤯🤯🤯 That’s why Indian VCs need to back pure tech companies which have higher risks instead of icreame, burger and boba startups. India will never rise without an Nvidia of our own. 🤷🏻‍♂️

VC culture in Indian startup ecosystem - should founders name and shame the toxic one ? I had no idea that such VC's could also exist.

Successful boba business strategy and expansion plans - Despite the challenging location, Odd One Out grosses $77,000 monthly with high operating margins. - Higher prices at Odd One Out lead to greater order sizes, with an average customer spending $

India is the world's second largest consumer of jewelry and the world's largest fabricator of silver jewelry. Gold jewelry is a significant part of Indian culture and religion, and is often purchased as an investment.

India is the world's sixth-largest coffee producer, and Asia's third-largest. The majority of India's coffee is grown in the southern region, with Karnataka producing around 70% and Kerala producing around 23%.

Tech Japan's CEO Naotaka Nishiyama moves to Bengaluru, says "World needs Indian Leadership." He aims to build a team in India, which will positively impact, and embrace the local culture and people.