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Nearly 60% of Indian startups shut down due to poor market demand Not tech. Not team. Just building something nobody wants.

Buying habits are shifting fast in India. Here’s what’s surprising: It’s no longer just about price. Indian consumers are looking for brands that align with their values. Whether it’s sustainability, authenticity, or convenience—they want it all.

Ever wondered why some founders attract investors easily while others struggle? It’s because of something called Founder-Market Fit. If someone tells you they’ll become the next Virat Kohli but they’ve never played serious cricket before, would you

McDonald's taking advantage of market conditions rn 😭🙏

Idea: We intend to elevate the experience of a foreign traveler, traveling to India by connecting them with localities through our online platform for the following experiences: 1. Authentic Indian Home Dining: Cultural food prepared by local host

Did you know? Indian housewives collectively own 25,000 tonnes of gold – more than the official reserves of the United States, France, and China combined. According to the World Gold Council, this represents nearly 11% of the world’s total gold re

Claude code + cursor is better than senior engineers if you know how to use them well. Programmers are in the dilemma and soon will have the biggest setback coz of the bubble of self proclaimed proudness they live in. Most of them can't code well o

Hey everyone! Today we're diving into why Uber couldn't replicate its global success in the Indian market, and why Ola came out on top. Let's find out what went wrong for Uber and what Ola did right! Day 5 of knowing about companies that failed to ac

Everyone should learn how to use AI tools like Chatgpt, Gemini, etc. to streamline their tasks. Although these tools are available for free, some people may not be taking full advantage of them. What's really stopping them from using these tools?