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What is the reason that indian startups dont make their codebase Open Source compared to the valley ?

Next ideas We recover electronic parts from discarded devices, refurbishing functional components and extracting valuable materials. By partnering with certified recyclers, we promote sustainability, reduce e-waste, and provide cost-effective, eco-f

India is Service hub not Producing or Innovation hub. There is no single Indian Software, Games or Electronic that I use by Choice

So 🇮🇳's IT minister said, "We will soon host DeepSeek on Indian servers. It is an open-source model like LLama. Data privacy issues regarding DeepSeek can be addressed by hosting open source models on Indian servers," says Ashwini Vaishnaw. it has

Today I encountered an article related to Bio CNG. Use of urban bio waste to produce CNG and slurry (fertilizer). It serves many purposes 1.Reduce Import dependency saves forex. 2.waste gets utilised and big piles of waste get's utilised saves sp

Post 2 on Bio CNG Utilisation of organic waste such as 1. Agriculture waste-wheat and rice husk,Sugarcane cake, Cattle dung etc. 2. Kitchen waste 3. Waste from mandi (spoiled vegitable and fruits) Rotten wheat , rice etc from government silos. 4.

Can't India build its own satellite internet services? Why rely on SpaceX? Why can't India be self-sustaining (Atmanirbhar Bharat) in the internet space like China? Today, we heavily depend on non-Indian apps like WhatsApp, YouTube, LinkedIn, Faceb

Can't India build its own satellite internet services? Why rely on SpaceX? Why can't India be self-sustaining (Atmanirbhar Bharat) in the internet space like China? Today, we heavily depend on non-Indian apps like WhatsApp, YouTube, LinkedIn, Faceb

I have an idea for a startup: offering on-site repair services for electrical and electronic products. Customers can book appointments through our app, where they provide details such as product type, model, preferred time, and address. Our employees

Google DeepMind’s AI tool for predicting protein structures, AlphaFold3, is now open-source. This openness could unleash a wave of innovation in biotech, accelerating discoveries and applications beyond what we can imagine.