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India loves growth. But hates research. We celebrate valuations, unicorns, and market size. But when it comes to putting money into research & development, we’re still miles behind. 📊 The reality check: 🇮🇳 India → 0.6–0.7% of GDP on R&D 🇯🇵 Jap

India is a tech powerhouse, so why don’t we have our own Bose or Teenage Engineering? We’re great at making budget-friendly gadgets, but where are the premium, world-class brands? The problem isn’t talent—it’s how we think and invest. Barely any

Bose Professional is betting big on Mangaluru they’ve set up their 1st R&D Global Capability Centre (outside Massachusetts) there. What started with 1 engineer has grown to 25, aiming for 100 soon. Big win for India’s tech tier-cities.

“There is no tech in India - just tech-enabled businesses.” – Anupam Mittal Hard truth. And it hurts. India’s startup scene has mastered scale, delivery, and funding. But how many are building 'actual' technology? Deep tech? IP? Research-backe

Come on, just stop already - 🔥 Deeptech takes years to build, and here Indian VC give 10 mins to pitch. They don't understand the essence of R&D and want immediate results. No one wish to spend on R&D. So companies like Swiggy, Zomato fly but DeepT

There's a huge difference In mindset Between consumer tech founders in the USA and India. When I talk to consumer tech founders from the west, they consistently impress on "how they can make their product grow organically" But in India most found

The Whole Truth: Navigating the Healthy Food Market argues brands must crack the taste code to capture a market projected to grow 20% to $30B by 2026. Prioritize R&D and in‑house manufacturing to balance flavor, nutrition and shelf life. Target custo

Tech Isn’t Slowing Down AI, no-code, Web3, automation — the wave is here. Feeling overwhelmed is normal. But every tech shift creates windows of opportunity. Don’t wait for “perfect timing.” Start learning. Build something small. Momentum > ideas.