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otipy shut down it's operations | Otipy, a farm-to-consumer startup, raised a total of $69.13 million

US-based short seller Hindenburg Research, whose reports had destroyed billions of Gautam Adani's wealth, was shut down.

Ashneer Grover shut down his startup CrickPe after two years of its launch, due to taxation issues and a regulatory environment.

Nearly 60% of Indian startups shut down due to poor market demand Not tech. Not team. Just building something nobody wants.

I have a small cafe and I have crack down some of the recipes am thinking of growing this business need someone who knows how to promote and make it big

Really? In a span of just two months after raising money you can shut down the company? Sounds painful for VC folks. What's the ground reality?

Will gold touch the mark of ₹100000 by the end of this year? What do you think Feel free to comment down 👇 Hoping for some fruitful conversations 😀

It's so funny it's got down to the fact that quick money and overnight success is glorified over the internet and the long path of building a sustainable business is slow and boring