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Do You Really Think The Indian Startups are More Concentrated On Consumer Quick Services Rather Than Deep Tech Startups ?

🚨 INDIA VS CHINA IN DEEP TECH: WHY ARE WE LAGGING? 🤔 China’s startups are CRUSHING IT in AI, semiconductors, EVs, and battery tech. Meanwhile, India’s focus? Food delivery & fantasy sports. 😑 In 2024, China’s AI/semiconductor VC funding hit $12.3

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I agree with Piyush Goyal ji—deep tech innovation is crucial for India’s future. But consumer startups are also doing great work, benefiting our economy & people. A better way to inspire could be: “There’s huge potential in new tech too!”

Bold claims always split the room half. Piyush Goyal’s “India vs. China” startup jab at Startup Maha Kumbh? Same deal. But hear me out, I’m sorta with him on this one. Maybe because it’s coming from the ministry, or because the deep-tech gap he’s po

Many Indian startups mirror American giants: Flipkart (Amazon) Ola (Uber) Paytm (PayPal) Zomato (Yelp) While adapting ideas for local markets has driven success, when will we see a truly original global startup from India?

Is there a need for a LinkedIn alternative? 🤔 If yes, what would you want to see— ✅ Less spam, more real opportunities? ✅ Better project showcases? ✅ Curated communities? ✅ Focus on a specific niche (e.g., tech, design, startups)? Drop your though

Not just Ecommerce and Deep tech startups are required for the growth of our nation. We all have a vision and mission for our nation. It only takes a minute to vote our idea which is completely into helping farmers using cutting edge tech and precisi

Don't you think that there should be a completely seperate search engine where every AI ever made should be. Because the Internet now is very messed up we need to segregate things. I searched for Llama and Meta's Llama AI comes on top instead of th

Agree ? Almost every business model we see on internet like Ecommerce, SMMA, Digital Marketing Agency, Video Editing Agency, etc. feels oversaturated.