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Just Found an iconic meme of startup guys in family.

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?”

NSE has been on a crazy run in the unlisted market it's given over 100% returns in just a year, all because of the hype around its IPO. And the funny thing is, they haven’t even announced the IPO date yet. Once that happens, who knows how much higher

Hello guys I will tell you a very innovative story there is a professor who asked his students to make an automated water tap which release specific amount of water according to the QR or bar code placed on the tumbler in which he want to fill wate

One of the most iconic businesses by the Government of India. India Post

The IPO wave is coming back, and if anyone is planning to invest in any IPO, remember one important thing: valuation -- always check it carefully. Give only as much as it's truly worth.

I remember there is a startup that tells you the short summaries of books, Does anyone remember the name?

I went to 2 startup events in the last one week But are they really worth it? Apart from free food the main reason to go to such an event is to meet people who are building some crazy shit and expand your network So was the goal successful? Ho

Shark Tank ya ek aur marketing stunt? Mamaearth’s founder didn’t come to **raise funds**— she came to **sell her IPO story** to millions of viewers. Smart branding or just free publicity? Kya ye strategy sahi thi ya unfair?