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Startup Story 🌝 | The Man Who Sold Water in a Desert 2009. A man walks into a room full of VCs. His pitch? “I want to sell bottled water… for Rs. 20... on the streets of India.” They laugh. “Who’ll pay for something they can get free from a tap?”

'RIP Bengaluru tech scene': Founder eyes Chennai after Karnataka cabinet approves job quota Do you think bangalore will lose all its glory post this bill? Lets see past events that have led companies/founders leave bangalore. 1. The water logging

I am from Hyderabad, In our area, Density of population is high. Approximately 6 Families live in 50sq yards 4 Floor Building. Due to High population density, We are facing lot of issue due to Internet fiber cuts and falling on Ground everyday and

💧I Starved for 3 hours to buy a Water bottle yesterday just because it was 20 Rupees. ✅Not a Click Bait, It's a Real Story!! Yes, This is the struggling journey that every Entrepreneur goes through but here is mine👇 Usually, I run a Venture

Idea For You Implement Now — So guy's according to my research nowadays lots of juice , cold drink , energy drink and many beverages brand are coming in the market but mostly are selling their products at higher prices ranges between 20rs to 260rs

Guys I know this might be some silly thoughts, but it's fine, I just got this thought now. what if we all choose the best idea or best few ideas in this platform which might truly become big(atleast based on our analysis and Little bit future seeing

Recently, I've been reading "Why Nations Fail", the Nobel Prize Winning book and I have some thoughts. 1. I like the idea that whenever governments have been exclusive, it has resulted in entire countries being worse off, hence making inclusivity an