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"Play It Only If...": Bengaluru Man Shares "Harsh Realities" Of Building A Startup
Harsh Pokharna, the co-founder and CEO of Bengaluru-based OKCredit, recently took to social media to share his experience of establishing his company, which according to him has a "long way to go".
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"Hindi Fluency, Smoke/Drink Culture": Reddit User Outlines "Unspoken, Toxic" Rules At Indian Corporates
A Reddit user shared his account of toxic workplace culture at corporate and startup companies in India.
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Indian Startups Raise $240 Million In A Week, This City Leads In Funding Deals
During the week, 30 Indian startups secured a total of $240.85 million in funding including five growth-stage investments and 20 early-stage rounds. Bengaluru emerged as the leader in startup funding, with 12 deals secured during the week.
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"Modern-Day Exploitation": Startup Founder Calls Out Bengaluru Landlords Over Shocking Tenant Experience
Shravan Tickoo criticised Bengaluru landlords, describing them as a "menace" and accusing them of engaging in "modern-day exploitation."
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"Ahmedabad 10 Years Ahead Of Bengaluru": Startup CEO's Remark Sparks Viral Debate
Siddharth Dialani, Founder and CEO of BharatAgri, praised Ahmedabad's roads, infrastructure, and traffic management.
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Bengaluru Techie Lists 2 Types Of People Every Startup Needs: "One Keeps You Ahead..."
His thought-provoking insights, shared on X, resonated with entrepreneurs and professionals, sparking a wave of discussions.
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"No Silicon Valley": Startup Founder Reveals Why He Left Bengaluru In Just 16 Months
These challenges include facing investor biases due to his lack of an IIT degree and his limited Hindi proficiency.
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Bengaluru Woman Proposes Startup To Teach Cooks High-Protein Meals, Sparks Debate
While some agreed with her, others called the idea "classist" and "tone-deaf."
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Software Developer Says Fired From Startup After 2.5 Months, Reddit Post Goes Viral
Recently, a Redditor shared their disheartening experience of getting fired only after 2.5 months at a Bengaluru-based startup.
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Entrepreneur Posts Emotional Farwell Note For Bengaluru As He Leaves City After 14 Years
In a heartfelt note shared on social media, he reflected on how Bengaluru shaped his life, offering him his first job, entrepreneurial success, and a rich personal and professional network.
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"Only In Bengaluru": Landlord Turns Tech Advisor For Tenant Entrepreneur
An IIM graduate's viral post reveals how his landlord, a tech professional, became his startup adviser, sparking hilarious reactions online.
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Bengaluru CEO Says ''Dating As A Founder Is Tough'', Internet Reacts
Mr Shekhar humorously highlighted the difficulties of balancing his personal and professional life, revealing that he often finds himself discussing his business plans with potential partners instead of personal matters.
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Bengaluru Startup CEO Reveals Co-Founder's Intense Work Routine: "Coding Until 2 am"
The CEO acknowledged that this level of commitment isn't typical, but emphasized that startup life, especially without external funding, demands pushing boundaries.
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Bengaluru Man Made Rs 54 Lakh A Year, And Then Quit. Here's Why
After years of working in demanding roles at startups, he decided to take a risk and pursue a more fulfilling and flexible lifestyle.
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Bengaluru Intern Quits Company After Securing Funding For Own Startup, Internet Amused
When Mr Sridharan enquired about the intern's absence on Friday, the latter casually mentioned meeting a venture capitalist.
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"Play It Only If...": Bengaluru Man Shares "Harsh Realities" Of Building A Startup
Harsh Pokharna, the co-founder and CEO of Bengaluru-based OKCredit, recently took to social media to share his experience of establishing his company, which according to him has a "long way to go".
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"Hindi Fluency, Smoke/Drink Culture": Reddit User Outlines "Unspoken, Toxic" Rules At Indian Corporates
A Reddit user shared his account of toxic workplace culture at corporate and startup companies in India.
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Indian Startups Raise $240 Million In A Week, This City Leads In Funding Deals
During the week, 30 Indian startups secured a total of $240.85 million in funding including five growth-stage investments and 20 early-stage rounds. Bengaluru emerged as the leader in startup funding, with 12 deals secured during the week.
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"Modern-Day Exploitation": Startup Founder Calls Out Bengaluru Landlords Over Shocking Tenant Experience
Shravan Tickoo criticised Bengaluru landlords, describing them as a "menace" and accusing them of engaging in "modern-day exploitation."
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"Ahmedabad 10 Years Ahead Of Bengaluru": Startup CEO's Remark Sparks Viral Debate
Siddharth Dialani, Founder and CEO of BharatAgri, praised Ahmedabad's roads, infrastructure, and traffic management.
-
Bengaluru Techie Lists 2 Types Of People Every Startup Needs: "One Keeps You Ahead..."
His thought-provoking insights, shared on X, resonated with entrepreneurs and professionals, sparking a wave of discussions.
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"No Silicon Valley": Startup Founder Reveals Why He Left Bengaluru In Just 16 Months
These challenges include facing investor biases due to his lack of an IIT degree and his limited Hindi proficiency.
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Bengaluru Woman Proposes Startup To Teach Cooks High-Protein Meals, Sparks Debate
While some agreed with her, others called the idea "classist" and "tone-deaf."
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Software Developer Says Fired From Startup After 2.5 Months, Reddit Post Goes Viral
Recently, a Redditor shared their disheartening experience of getting fired only after 2.5 months at a Bengaluru-based startup.
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Entrepreneur Posts Emotional Farwell Note For Bengaluru As He Leaves City After 14 Years
In a heartfelt note shared on social media, he reflected on how Bengaluru shaped his life, offering him his first job, entrepreneurial success, and a rich personal and professional network.
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"Only In Bengaluru": Landlord Turns Tech Advisor For Tenant Entrepreneur
An IIM graduate's viral post reveals how his landlord, a tech professional, became his startup adviser, sparking hilarious reactions online.
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Bengaluru CEO Says ''Dating As A Founder Is Tough'', Internet Reacts
Mr Shekhar humorously highlighted the difficulties of balancing his personal and professional life, revealing that he often finds himself discussing his business plans with potential partners instead of personal matters.
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Bengaluru Startup CEO Reveals Co-Founder's Intense Work Routine: "Coding Until 2 am"
The CEO acknowledged that this level of commitment isn't typical, but emphasized that startup life, especially without external funding, demands pushing boundaries.
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Bengaluru Man Made Rs 54 Lakh A Year, And Then Quit. Here's Why
After years of working in demanding roles at startups, he decided to take a risk and pursue a more fulfilling and flexible lifestyle.
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Bengaluru Intern Quits Company After Securing Funding For Own Startup, Internet Amused
When Mr Sridharan enquired about the intern's absence on Friday, the latter casually mentioned meeting a venture capitalist.
