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🔍 "Not every idea is made for landing page validation some are made for category domination. Sometimes it feels like many VCs have entry-level employees on ₹20K/month salaries reviewing pitches how can they possibly understand a ₹200 crore vision?

When you're going from zero to one, it’s not about how perfect your product is. It’s about how visible your product is. I’ve seen online startups (software launches) with clunky UX and half-baked features blow up. Why? Because they knew how to

CBSE offers an incredible number of subjects in 11th and 12th but most of them have "zero" students 🤯 yes literally zero But just like you and me most people didn't know about it being an option till now But why? 🤔 Because it's too expensive and

Founders! Stop saying these things in VC meetings. Most founders waste their time in VC pitches—even VCs don't want to hear half the stuff they say. So here are a few things I always suggest not saying in a pitch. by Sahil S(the venture crew) 1.

There’s something about Bangalore that hits different. Maybe it's the energy — not the rush, not the frenzy, but this almost quiet excitement in the air. I realized it when I spent a few months there, and it stayed with me ever since. Bangalore wants

🚀 **Top Startup Events in Delhi-NCR You Can’t Miss – June 2025** Whether you're pitching, networking, or just soaking in the startup energy, these events are **goldmines for connections & growth**. Mark your calendars now! 👇 --- 🔹 **1. Bharatpre

Indian Defence Tech Startups- a thread: 🇮🇳 Why the US defence-tech ecosystem thrives, why India’s is still nascent, and what needs to change- fast. A sober look at capital, state support, AI’s role, exports, and national sovereignty. US defence-te

Here are 99 startup insights every Indian founder should know — India-specific: {MARKET INSIGHTS} 1. India has 800M+ internet users — but only 10% pay online. 2. Tier 2 and Tier 3 are where the real D2C scale lies. 3. Regional language support is

Google Had the Brains. OpenAI Had the Nerve. How ChatGPT Stole the Show Let’s rewind. In 2014, Google dropped half a billion dollars to acquire DeepMind, the AI lab of dreams. A team of PhDs, neuroscientists, and engineers trained algorithms to mas