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Most people won't start their startups Most startups will fail Most of them won't be unicorns Only a few will know real success And maybe one of those few will change the world for the better

Will Vending machine ever replace shops in India? Hypothetically speaking, large scale vending machine production and setting in India just like Japan's a good idea? I see some foodcourts in mall having few fancy vending machines and I think to mysel

Have you ever bought something without realizing you were being sold to? 
That’s silent marketing - no hard pitch, no flashy ads. Just influence working quietly in the background. What’s the most subtle form of marketing that made YOU take action wi

How many of you have heard about the Power Tools business? I hope most of them have drilling machines or cutting machines in your homes, Have you ever rented those machines? most of them take these machines for rent especially Labours like Granite

I need investors for the idea I have. Just like banks give loans against gold or property, our company wants to give loans against old machines. Poor farmers or labourers who have old iron machines or iron goods can mortgage them and take loans at v

In my experience, I've noticed a big difference in what regular folks and farmers look for in products. Most people go for fancy brands because they think it makes them look good. But farmers? They're all about getting stuff that actually works, solv

why indian Startups are opting for Debt financing? 1. Preserving equity: Debt financing allows startups to raise capital without diluting their equity and ownership. This is important for founders who want to maintain control of their company. 2

India’s startup story is no longer limited to Bengaluru, Delhi, or Mumbai. According to ET Soonicorns Summit 2025, tier-II cities across Karnataka are fast emerging as vibrant startup hubs, driven by government support and growing local innovation. T