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Always wondered how there are rarely any negative comments on youtube & youtube shorts - every other social platform can't seem to moderate toxicity. Mad respect if this is a conscious product call by them especially because of how beneficial toxic

Raising millions won’t fix a broken business model. Plenty of startups burn through cash chasing growth, thinking more funding will solve their problems. But if the fundamentals aren’t strong - bad unit economics, no real demand, weak execution - VC

♻️ 80% of Indian households don't recycle e-waste properly ReLoop raised ₹13 Cr to fix urban waste with tech What's broken? ❌ No structured e-waste collection ❌ Informal sector dominates recycling ❌ Households unaware of disposal norms What ReLoop

📦 50% of D2C brands struggle with last-mile delivery delays ZiplineX raised ₹19 Cr to optimize urban micro-warehousing What's broken? ❌ Centralized warehouses cause delivery lags ❌ High RTOs due to missed timings ❌ Poor visibility over logistics

"Factories don’t wait. Why should their supplies?" Industrial procurement is broken—slow deliveries, endless middlemen, stockouts, and overpriced essentials. Production stops. Money burns. Deadlines crash. But what if industrial goods arrived befor

We’ve seen the flashy videos. Drones zipping through the skies, dropping off packages in minutes. But if the tech is ready, why can’t we order groceries, meds, or gadgets by drone right now? 🚫 What's holding it back? 🔋 Battery limits = short flig

Rise of “Indicorns”: Are Bootstrapped Startups the Future? In a world obsessed with unicorns, a new breed of startups is quietly rewriting the rules—Indicorns. These are startups that scaled profitably without relying on VC money. Founders like Kunal

Everyone wants a seamless, instant digital payments system — until it fails. UPI processes over 580 million transactions daily, silently powering India’s cashless economy. But today’s outage was a stark reminder: even the most advanced systems are o

The Ordinary: Disrupting Beauty with Trust and Transparency While big beauty brands played on insecurities and used flashy ads, The Ordinary took a different path, building a loyal following with a focus on simplicity and science. Created by Brandon