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He quit IIT prep at 19 only to raise $3 million and earn a US O-1 visa. What does Dhravya Shah’s rise teach every founder who’s tasted failure? Dhravya walked away from IIT prep to build Supermemory, an AI startup giving language models real memorie

🚨 Elite Tag in Indian VC Ecosystem: A Double-Edged Sword? 🇮🇳💸 In India’s startup scene, one trend stands out: VCs’ obsession with elite tags🏷️—IITs, IIMs, and pedigrees over potential. Investors often rush to fund even half-baked ideas💡 from “

19-year-old Mumbai boy raises ₹23 crore for AI startup..... No IIT seat. No pedigree. No VC warm intro. Just a laptop, a middle-class Mumbai teen, and a hunger to build. At 19, Dhravya Shah didn’t just raise ₹23 crore for his AI startup Supermem

Why a half baked IIT startup gets funded over a genius idea from your hometown📉 Ever wondered why a startup with a weak idea from an IIT grad gets funded, while a local kid with a brilliant, well thought out solution struggles to raise even ₹1? It

The Game is Rigged: And You're Not Supposed to Win Let’s be real. Some founders with absolutely game changing ideas real innovation, real impact can’t even raise ₹2 lakhs to get started. While some startup building a “crypto toothbrush” or “metaver

🚨 Everyone’s suddenly talking about Fiesta AI by the so-called "fact speaker." Here’s my honest take 👇 This isn’t innovation. It’s just hype + distribution. Most people ranting about it are indirectly promoting it anyway ( including me now ) 👉 F