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Ice Cream, Quick Commerce & India’s Startup Syndrome: Piyush Goyal Drops a Truth Bomb at Startup Mahakumbh https://tweelabs.com/ice-cream-quick-commerce-indias-startup-syndrome-piyush-goyal-drops-a-truth-bomb-at-startup-mahakumbh/

🚨 INDIA VS CHINA IN DEEP TECH: WHY ARE WE LAGGING? 🤔 China’s startups are CRUSHING IT in AI, semiconductors, EVs, and battery tech. Meanwhile, India’s focus? Food delivery & fantasy sports. 😑 In 2024, China’s AI/semiconductor VC funding hit $12.3

I agree with Piyush Goyal ji—deep tech innovation is crucial for India’s future. But consumer startups are also doing great work, benefiting our economy & people. A better way to inspire could be: “There’s huge potential in new tech too!”

India’s most underrated F&B entrepreneurs might just be the 'Chona family'. 🧊 1944 → Satish Chona (an engineer at BOAC) started "Have More" in Karachi — making ice cream by hand after work. Post-Partition, he moved to Ahmedabad(1950s): selling ice

Visited Startup Mahakumbh recently and had an eye-opening moment. While listening to discussions about Indian startups like Zomato, one point really struck me, are we just creating low-salaried jobs instead of building real tech? Piyush made a valid

Calling Deep Tech Founders building in India for the world! In collaboration with AUM Ventures as an ecosystem partner for the DeepSpark Program to support deeptech founders aiming to build IP led innovative solutions that can compete on a global sc

At Startup Mahakumbh, Piyush Goyal ji shared the viral "India vs China: Startup Reality" image, which truly makes one reflect. But the real reality is that India already has powerful startups in sectors like EVs, semiconductors, robotics, and AI—we j

Piyush Goyal shared the viral “India vs China: Startup Reality” photo at the Startup Mahakumbh, but here’s the real reality check: India already has startups in EVs, semiconductors, robotics, AI, and more. We just don’t talk about them enough. While

Do You Really Think The Indian Startups are More Concentrated On Consumer Quick Services Rather Than Deep Tech Startups ?