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Trump's tariff policy is a golden opportunity for India's textile industry, and Startups in this sector can be benefited if they play smart.Here is How China: Biggest textile exporter textile Vietnam: 2nd biggest India: 3rd biggest Banglad

White slaves on the plantations of Barbados Light-skinned slaves were cheaper than dark-skinned slaves because they were considered less hardy and docile. Now Indian slaves are cheeper than white slaves

The fashion and textile industry significantly harms the environment through various means. It is responsible for approximately 10% of human-caused greenhouse gas emissions, surpassing the combined emissions from aviation and shipping sectors.This su

Startup buzz: - Upstox enters insurance ➔ Expanding horizons. - Cleartrip appoints Anuj Rathi ➔ New CEO onboard. - Blinkit partners protest ➔ Service disruptions. - India's EV policy clarified ➔ Not just for Tesla. - Stanza Living secures INR 100 cro

Now, what do you think about the Restaurant business.. 🥣🥪🌮 💵 it can be profitable more than franchise? ❄️ we can say it's startup as restaurant business. 💥 Zomato & Swiggy, Really helpfull for growth ins sales ( #commission) #idea #feedback

Building next SanFrancisco from India This city is booming with- Real Estate Infrastructure Quality of Living Reduced Crime Rates Startups & Businesses What not... The next decade belongs to this city. Wondering what it is? It's not: Bengaluru

Planing to start a own clothing brand need investors. Mentioning below all the points which makes unique and different from other brands and which can also make this brand grow faster. 1) Unique designs and Custom designs. 2) Cheaper than all the ot

Characters - a company - A a textile industry - B and some SMEs Suppose A talked to 10 small shops which sells clothes in its city and takes their wholesale order let's say 5 clothes for each and then it takes a small amount of advance money from th

Jim Walker vs. Dr. Doom: A Clash of Market Views on Indian Stocks The Indian stock market is at a crossroads, with two renowned market experts—Jim Walker and Marc Faber—offering contrasting perspectives. While Walker sees India as a prime investment

Why Should You Venture Into India’s Promising D2C Goldmine? The FMCG market in India is projected to reach $615.87 billion by 2027, with a CAGR of 27.9%. Rural households, known as the "Aspirant Class of India 2," contribute 35%-36% of this market's