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India’s Startup Mahakumbh looks grand on the surface, but underneath, the cracks are hard to ignore. While we celebrate flashy stages and hashtags, the ground-level reality for Indian founders is brutal — inconsistent funding, outdated incubators, an

💥 India’s Startup Reality Check: What No One Tells You (But Should) Think Indian startups only fail because of competition? Think again. From broken unit economics to brutal GST shocks—what really derails promising ventures? In our latest article,

Dear Product Manager at WhatsApp, We just want to know the reason behind... 1. The big "search bar" on top instead of that search button. 2. The unknown shade of green color on notification and send button (dark mode). 3. Changing sweet and calm "ty

Why India's Real Unicorns Don’t Chase Fame, They Build Fixes Everyone's chasing valuations. But India's smartest startups? They chase problems. Let me explain: In 2025, we’re seeing a quiet trend. Startups aren’t selling “cool”. They’re selling

🚨 The Harsh Reality of Being a Creator—And Why AV Corder is a Revolution 🚨 Creating should be about storytelling, music, and films—but creators fight battles daily: 🎤 Equipment Struggles – Endless calls, no transparency. 🎛️ Studio Booking Chaos

Every funding round tells a story.
 Not just of product-market fit, but of founder-market fit. 
Not just of capital raised, but conviction earned. Look closer and you’ll see the patterns: 1) AI startups aren’t raising because they’re AI. They’re ra

Top 15 Failed or Declined Indian Companies 👇 1. Kingfisher Airlines (2012) Cause: Heavy debt, poor financial planning, failed merger with Air Deccan. 2. Satyam Computers (2009) Cause: Major corporate fraud involving falsified accounts worth ₹7

Most Indian Founders Don’t Build Startups. They Build Investor Bait. Let’s be honest: → You’re not building for users. → You’re building for pitch decks. → You’re designing “TAM” not “Retention.” We’ve glamorized funding so hard, we forgot: VCs f

Why Most Entrepreneurs Fail (And few Succeed) 🚫 FAIL: -Building what they love, not what the market needs -Chasing perfection, not progress (launch late → miss momentum) -Blaming external factors and not adapting. -Spending blindly on ads, ig

A routine topic - but it's a necessary one. Why Indian Startups Fail in the First 3 Years? A lot of Indian startups don’t fail because the idea is bad, they fail because the fundamentals are overlooked. Founders often build what they like instead o