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Bangalore's Entrepreneurial Spirit: A Cocktail of Innovation Bangalore's startup scene is a vibrant mix of ambition and ingenuity. Here's what fuels its fire: * Tech-savvy population * Risk-taking attitude * Supportive ecosystem (incubators, a

The VC landscape is shifting. Funders are grappling with critical challenges impacting the entire startup ecosystem. Key VC Hurdles: * Exit Uncertainty: IPOs are slow, M&As are down. VCs are holding investments longer, impacting liquidity for new de

Why startups often fail, based on your observations and expanded with practical reasoning: 1. Not Solving a Genuine Problem - Many startups focus on trendy ideas instead of addressing real, everyday challenges. Without solving a core pain point,

I'm working towards building India's first Vector DB and Memory Management System. I'm not yet funded by any VC - bootstrapping everything with a very small team. I need the support of the community to take India's deep-tech products to the Global s

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Recently I observed something which could change your mind about Indian consumption market. During 2015-17 clinic plus is the mass shampoo brand and dove was the mass premium brand(170-220rs) and after that during (2018-2021) clinic plus was mass bra

I’m working on something that could change the way brands understand their customers on a deeper level, and I’d love your opinion! "Imagine combining eye-tracking technology ,EEG with advanced AI models to reveal how consumers subconsciously perceive

As a founder, your energy shapes your startup’s journey. In Vedic astrology, planetary alignments can reflect your decision-making cycles. For example, a strong Mercury boosts communication—perfect for pitching to VCs! Try this: Before a big meeting,

Exploring the Easiest and Least Risky Funding Method for Startups When you're launching a startup, finding the right funding can be a daunting task. With so many options available, it’s crucial to choose a method that aligns with your business's nee

Crazy stories Many foreigners say that India is way too back when it comes in technology. Hear this out: An Indian mit student developed a mind reading device 5 years ago .Arnav Kapur, a Delhi-born graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of T