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💡 Why India still doesn’t have its own big social media? We depend on US apps. With things like Trump’s tariffs, it’s clear we need an Indian alternative. Problem? 👉 Lack of engineering focus 👉 No one seeing the real opportunity This is the righ

We proudly use WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter (X) But here’s the hard truth: not a single one is built in India. PM Modi has urged the youth to build homegrown platforms. Yet in the world’s largest internet market, why are we still dependen

This is major!!!! This shows the security we lack in the indian markets, possibly a good cybersecurity startup can arise from this! We dont need alot but better cybersecurity, so from my perspective it's a chance to build something unimaginable!

The last week we hosted family fund called Dholakia family and Soonicorn Ventures where 15 companies got a chance to pitch one on one. At IIT Delhi we have an ecosystem developed to cater the financial need of early stage founders.

● Solving the problem of access to state-of-the-art laboratory facilities foe conducting experiments ● University labs and research institutions have limited availability, restrictive access policies and lack cutting-edge equipment. And smaller educ

Indian companies have a small opportunity to increase their exports. The way the USA is behaving right now, other countries are focusing a bit on diversified imports and exports. I think we should take advantage of this.

I shared a few innovative aspects of my project on this platform, and some people mocked me for it. These are the same individuals who claim that Indian startups lack innovation. Ironically, while they express dissatisfaction with the lack of innovat