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Day 3 of The Startup Mafia Series: The IIT & IIM Startup Pipeline – Why They Keep Winning The startup world loves the idea of the self-made founder—someone with nothing but an idea, grinding their way to success. But in India, there’s an open secre

Are IITs Overrated ? Maybe YES 🤔 Based on the current era and generation, I personally think yea it is. IITs are well known for their networking. I have a argument: Every year thousands of students gets admitted to IIT and Thousands of alumni ar

If you aren't earning by 24-25 age everyone keeps crushing you, your family and society (which isn't wrong) How can someone commit to startup by leaving competitive exams and all stuffs ? Like if you are graduated or have pursued masters and all an

Day 5 of The Startup Mafia Series: Inside the Indian Startup Mafia – The Exclusive Circles That Control the Industry Every industry has gatekeepers. People who decide who gets in, who gets funded, and who wins. The Indian startup ecosystem is no di

Hi, Medial community! I'm currently in search of a technical co-founder for an exciting venture I'm working on. I'm building a next-gen peer discovery app to find people you click with. I have achieved promising early tractions and am in talks with i

🔥 PM Modi Launched Intership Program From 1 Crores Indian Youth 🔥 🇮🇳 The Indian government has launched the Prime Minister’s Internship Scheme, which aims to provide 1.25 lakh internships during the fiscal year 2024-25. 🪷 This initiative is p

Join us! With great power (capital, position, trust) comes great responsibility. Following the launch of Ortella Global Capital - OG Capital, India's only fund that co-builds companies, we are humbled by the overwhelming support and enthusiasm for o

Went to IIT, left his US job and built a 20,000 CR renewable energy company in India. 1. After completing his Civil Engineering from IIT Delhi and an MBA from IIM Calcutta, Sumant Sinha worked with Tata Administrative Services as a management consul

Government Initiatives Supporting Startups in India India loves startups. No, seriously. The government is practically throwing schemes, tax breaks, and incubators at entrepreneurs like confetti at a wedding. But while these initiatives have done wo