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it's good in a way if they are trying to solve a real problem. india needs most of these, if they do just for cool, they can't sustain in the long-term.

I'm happy that it's becoming socially acceptable.

i have 3 points to state regarding this - 1. The rise of startup culture shows a big shift in mindset. People are stepping out of their comfort zones, taking risks, and chasing ambitions that most wouldn’t even think about. It’s a sign of growth and innovation. 2. But a lot of this excitement comes from FOMO, especially after watching shows like Shark Tank. While these shows inspire people, the motivation is often short-lived, leading to rushed startup ideas instead of well-planned businesses. 3. The real issue is our education system, which focuses more on job security than financial knowledge or a growth mindset. Unlike developed countries that teach entrepreneurship early on, we are still stuck in the job-seeking mentality.

bro it's just for sake of being founder , don't worry . They won't reach far

I Think, we should respect middle class mentality because this is the class which is always sandwiched between unfavorable situations and these situations create problem solving mindset necessary for unique idea generation.If idea is generated few daring brains have that courage in middle class to give it a try and execute. some of them fail due to lack of knowledge and some due to fear of loss but those who tackle build greatest like never before.