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is it true that today most successful startups are majorly run by IIT and IIM graduates?? that means other than that not majority are able to build successful startups??

Is India building too many startups, too fast? Every week, 1000+ new startups register in India. But how many are solving real problems? Too many founders are chasing investor buzzwords—AI, FinTech, D2C—without spending enough time in the trenches

Too many funding announcements today. This week is going to be big in terms of startup funding. In May, Indian startups raised 1.3 billion dollars, the highest amount this year. Do you think the funding winter for Indian startups is coming to a

OYO latest funding round at $2.5B, down from a $10B valuation, highlights the sobering reality of the valuation bubble in the Indian startup ecosystem. A wake-up call for many sustainable growth over hype. #OYO #ValuationBubble #Startups #India #Tech

The game has changed! There was a time when investors used to take big risks on just an idea. They believed in the vision, backed early-stage startups, and took chances. But today? Things are different. Investors have become more cautious. They wan

After working in the start-up ecosystem for 5 years, I have gained a lot of experience in whether a start-up will survive or not, whether its idea is good and a problem solving one or not. Along with this, I have also helped in creating and growing m

In past few years Indian startup ecosystem growing rapidly and generating leads so fast. many people investing in this startups. Startups working in one model is problem solving they find what consumer need and then working on them But one startup

📊 Startup Fact Friday – Y Combinator Insight 🚀 YC startups have created over $600B+ in total valuation — starting from the tiniest MVPs. 💡 Lesson? You don’t need to be big to start — just solve one real problem better than anyone else. Your sma

Fact: 90% of startups fail, but the top reason isn’t lack of money—it’s lack of market demand. Many entrepreneurs focus on funding and operations but forget to validate if people actually need their product or service. Before launching, always test