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Are they drawing those by hand 😂😂😂??

Tier 2 and tier 3 cities in India are becoming significant hubs for startups, approximately 45% of the country's recognized startups ~ DPIIT

Entrepreneurs are facing wrong networking issues these days and thus they're coming out failing in the next 2-5 years. It is from selecting their co-founder/team members/investors/mentors/first paid customer. I believe this is one of the major reason

Why Edtech Startups like Byju's failing in India, Despite being majority of Indian Youths and Students opt for Competitive Exams??

Literally more than half of startups 😂😂

National Startup Day was started by PM Narendra Modi on 16 January 2016. Till 2015, there were 450 startups in the country, whose number has increased to 1.57 lakh today. Currently there are 118 unicorn startups in the country. Startups have provide

Why most of the indian start up failing frequently?

Did you know ? 💡 90% of all Startups fail within the first five years? But those few that succeed usually disrupt entire industries. 👥 1. Founding Team: matters more than the idea itself. A strong, diverse team ups the chances of successful ou