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My idea is that people who buy bikes on EMI, we people who get interest, have to pay extra and mobiles are also available on EMI etc. My idea is that everyone should make full payment for the gold.If you cannot buy it then this also sells on EMI so p

Food Industry Opportunity Questions— 1=} in India People want any packet snacks that will fill their stomach and satisfy their hunger . 2=} In India people want any packet snacks that is affordable for middle class and lower middle class 3=} In I

I have an idea of changing this k shaped economy in india by providing investment activities to middle class and lower middle class and poor people too I want someone to work out with me on this idea

can i make a startup selling only indo western clothes at a low price and of a good quality by the way many middle class people buy it?

Groww and zerodha is nice for people from middle class but what about people who are rich their investing way is different we buy 10 or 20 shares they'll buy 50 or 1 lakh shares at a time shouldn't there be a platform for the ultra rich to buy shares

Startups are all about finding gaps and solving for those problems. 1) apparel - Market size in 2030 -65b dollars 2)electronics- market size in 2030- 68b dollars 3) food fmcg- market size in 2030- 65b dollars 4) beauty- market size in 2030- 28b doll

Is it real? Then worst for high aspirations middle class! They're winning! Govt doesn't want to!

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Change my mind: A middle-class person who cannot afford to buy a home in a metro city takes a loan and spends a lifetime paying EMIs, while the government incentivizes this through tax deductions. This is a pure strategy to enrich the real estate t

-70 out of 100 iPhones are bought on EMI.   -80 out of 100 cars are bought on EMI.  -60 out of 100 homes are bought on EMI. People are taking loans for almost everything these days. But here’s the difference: Rich people borrow to build assets, whi