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Before You Build in India, See What the World Is Launching. 🚀 1️⃣ https://betalist.com – Early-stage startups and trends 2️⃣ https://venturebeat.com – Startup and funding news 3️⃣ https://ycombinator.com – The kingmaker of global startups 4️⃣ ht

How to Find Brainstorming 🤯🤯 Startup Idea Like a Pro!! Paul Graham co-founder of Y Combinator believes the most successful startup ideas result from "living in the future and building what's missing." The greatest ideas aren't chance—their ideas

Some good sites for global and useful startup and entrepreneurship news - TechCrunch: https://techcrunch.com/ Y Combinator (Blog): https://www.ycombinator.com/blog Harvard Business Review (HBR): https://hbr.org/ Inc. Magazine: https://www.inc.com

Y Combinator backed startups are worth $100B+ Here are 13 must-have resources for founders to learn from YC 👇 These resources cover everything for early-stage founders - from the idea stage and getting into YC to launching and raising funds: 1.)

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

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Some Resourceful Sites that you must know 1. Y Combinator's Startup School: Free online courses, talks, and resources. available on YouTube as well 2. Hacker News: Discussions on tech, startups, and entrepreneurship. 3. ProductHunt: for discover

Excited to Share! We’ve just launched our company profile on Medial – a dedicated social media platform for startups and innovators. "Ambience Telehealth" is on a mission to make quality healthcare accessible and affordable for all through smart c

Why Do Startups Fail? The blog explores the reasons behind startup failures and Key insights include: 1. Ideation Stage: Lack of market research can lead to product-market mismatch 2. Launch Stage: An ineffective business model can hinder scal

Bad News: Rupee falls to record low 83.60/$ Here are negative impacts of falling Rupee: 1) Increased Costs for Imports: Many Indian businesses rely on imported goods and raw materials. A weaker rupee means they will have to pay more for these impor