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Thujori Phesao

OURI: Choises, Not T... • 2m

• Failed Startup Ecosystems India has one of the highest Startup failure rates globally at 90% within a span of 5 years. Even though we are the third largest startup ecosystem. • Export ≠ Global Brand. We are struggling to place consumer brands or products globally, it's almost non-existent. • GDP❌ PCI✅ We boast about GDP rank, but PCI shows the average Indian earns far less than smaller nations. GDP pride blinds us to weak buying power, fragile markets and why global brands rarely start here. PCI of certain nations. *approax India ~$2,940 Bangladesh ~$2,650 Brazil ~$10,400 South Korea ~$34,000 Israel ~$55,000 It’s laughable that we compare ourselves to Pakistan just to feed our ego. We should be measuring up against nations like China, Japan and the USA on the strengths that make them excel and progress steadily instead of stagnating or regressing. In our nation, questioning the system or holding it accountable isn’t seen as civic duty it’s treated as a personal attack.

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 2m

U know it took lots of years to change the slave mentality of Indians who just wanted jobs. Indian startup ecosystem is evolving and new and better founders will keep coming. Failure is good cuz atleast they tried rather than preparing for mpsc upsc exams. And also learn what PPP means, with same pci u get better lifestyle than what would u have got with more pci in other countries. And competing globally for indian startups/products is not that easy and there is so much difference in funding they get vs us.but yeah it's not impossible. And yes we should start competing ourselves with usa china.

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