5 Must read books for budding entrepreneurs

Starting a startup can be daunting, but reading the right books can help new founders avoid common pitfalls and gain insights into building a successful company. Here are our top 5 book recommendations for first-time startup founders: 1. “The Lean Startup” by Eric Ries is a must-read for any founder. It introduces the concept of […]

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How to start a hydroponic farm business in India and earn in lakhs

Hydroponics, a method of growing plants without soil, is gaining popularity in India as a viable and sustainable alternative to conventional farming. With its ability to produce more crops in a smaller space and with less water than traditional agriculture, hydroponics can be a lucrative business for those looking to start their own farm. The […]

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Top 15 Fundraising Terminology Every Startup Founder Need To Know To Ace The Process!

Fundraising is a critical aspect of any startup or business, and understanding the terminology associated with fundraising can help entrepreneurs navigate the process with greater ease. Knowing these words and lingo gives you an upper hand, so you can pitch and walk into investor meetings sounding like a pro who has done their homework. We […]

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Top 5 Venture Capital Funding blogs you should be reading to stay ahead of the competition and the market!

Venture capital funding is a vast area full of subjective and detailed elements. Even after you think you know a lot – there will always be something you will miss out on. So, what is the best way to gather more and more knowledge about venture capital and funding in general?  To read the thoughts […]

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This entrepreneur duo won Rs 15 lakhs from Infosys Foundation for their innovative product for disabled people – have 5,000 customers across India.

  Probably one of the most painful things about the lives of people with disabilities is how they’re unable to carry out their day-to-day activities with dignity.  A lot of them aren’t able to afford high-performance wheelchairs and other mobility support devices. As a result, they struggle and make do with cheap alternatives. This is […]

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Put up a show – Pitch Deck elements to include for maximum persuasion

So after a series of blogs trying to help you with investors and other elements, it’s finally time to sit with you and help you frame the most important documents of your startup – the notoriously famous pitch deck.  Building and conceptualising a pitch deck can be one of the hardest tasks for a startup […]

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Meerut-based woman entrepreneur’s agrictech startup converts dairy and household waste into vermicompost – earns Rs 1 crore annually.

Would you have ever thought that someone could earn crores from earthworms? No, right. But Sana Khan from Meerut does exactly that – she makes crores through vermicomposting. Sana Khan is the founder of SJ Organics, a vermicomposting startup that she founded and launched in 2014. Initially, she dreamed about becoming a doctor and that […]

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Startup funding rounds and their importance – a quick guide.

Raising money for your startup is very crucial for many reasons – to maintain operations, build your team, or just make your brand more visible. Now for this, you have to go through a number of funding rounds to basically establish the fact that your startup idea deserves investor money and that you are capable […]

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Are you eyeing funding and guidance? Here are tried and tested ways to approach Angel Investors in India.

In our last article, we took you with around 30 angel investors who are actively investing in various startups across various sectors.  And let’s say, you have laid the foundation of your startup but now it’s time to push it ahead – and you are seeking funds. Seeking funds is never a piece of cake […]

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This Gujju duo quit Government jobs to launch an edtech startup helping 1000+ students clear Government exams – crossed $1 million in revenue in 2022.

Ask around, and you’ll see a common dream shared by the majority of Indian youth – getting a Government job. Thousands toil every day to come closer to bagging a Government job and sustaining their life with unwavering security. Amidst all of this, students with economically weaker families also move to cities that are considered […]

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