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Headline 🛠️ A Quiet Shift in India’s Startup Momentum — What It Means Right Now The Trigger The government of Karnataka has approved its new Startup Policy 2025-2030 with an outlay of ₹518 crore, aimed at creating 25,000 new startups including 10,

Why Do Startups Shut Down? Here are the most common reasons (from multiple studies like CB Insights): 1. No Market Need (35–42%) The product or service doesn’t solve a real problem or nobody wants it. 2. Ran Out of Cash (30–38%) Poor financial p

The move by the Siddaramaiah government to introduce reservations for Kannadigas in the private sector in Karnataka has turned into a self-defeating exercise. The progress seen in Bengaluru, including the metro and the employment of 5 million people

DAY-1 Ravi stood behind the counter of his small kirana store when a boy pointed at a crushed biscuit packet. His mother looked at it, frowned, and left. Another lost sale. Ravi sighed, holding the damaged packet—just another result of poor restocki

It’s regrettable that Zomato, Swiggy, Zepto, Uber etc will now have to deduct 5% of commissions paid to delivery/driver folks and pay that to the state Govt 🙏🙏 The Govt says, they will put it into a welfare fund! Social security for gig workers -

This is my first Medial. However very important topic to discuss about the shutting down of Koo app. Spill the beans Insight :- Koo has been significantly grown app in India and well supported by Indian audience especially top Celebrities, Politi

Hey everyone! 🌟 I’m looking for some creative minds to brainstorm with me on a brand-new app idea—something even bigger and better than Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, YouTube, and all the top platforms out there! The goal is to create something

The comfort zone is not a place of growth, but of well -being. To really live, you must be willing to make the leap and embrace the unknown, even when they are afraid or bothers you. That's where magic arises. 7 Kristen Butler's book lessons - "The

India's favourite sport is writing exams, and there are 60 million test takers every year, who write one or more exams. These test takers cumulatively spend $100 million on registration fees. There are 70+ government/entrance exam categories, and