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Quite Informative Interview! It Covers about 1) Truth about excessive funding 2) Internet East India Company 3) His Own Story 4) What he looks before investing in a company? 5) Why Startup's launch timing matters?

→ Do you think a dedicated helpline will help reduce corruption in the Indian startup ecosystem? Why or why not? Did you ever face this red tape in the journey of building your startup? → What regulatory reform would you suggest to make building and

My friend wish to start a podcast but he doesn't want to do it in youtube because he thinks it is cluttered. So he asked me is there any dedicated platform for video podcast. Do you guys know any such platform?

If an engineering student have a lot of interest in buisness and finance , what should he do?

I'm little confused in my career right now. I have 3 years and 4 months of experience and work for a service based company, 5 days office. I am basically a backend developer and currently working in two projects in my company. In one project am full

Earlier in a podcast with Nikhil Kamath, Ronnie Screwvala mentioned how excessive funding has led to a graveyard for edtech in India. You can watch it on Nikhil Kamath's Yt channel under the title "WTF is Edtech," it provides great insights into th

Context: He was one of the first person to believe in my startup, A Leadership of a huge Hospital Chain but corporate red tape is real. He indeed wanted to advise us, support, us introduce us to his network but there's a unique word the "corporates

He's worth $15.5 billion. Has 100 kids. But owns no house or car. Born in 1984 in the USSR, Pavel Durov learned to code early. By 22, he'd built VKontakte—a.k.a. "Russia's Facebook" His secret? Ruthless efficiency and a knack for doing more wit

Simplest idea in SharkTank that makes $1M in revenue. He monetizes on a quick hack aka jugaad. What such simple idea do you think can work in India?

A boy named yash is currently studying in IIM Indore. He has opted for the BBA MBA integrated course duration of which is 5 yrs. He lived in a tier 2 city and went to indore to get exposure to different opportunities because he knew that this wasn't