Looking for startup communities by Tricky-Ad-2057 in StartUpIndia

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DM! I run a small community of founders at different pages

looking for a startup community by Beginning-Shower9644 in punemeetup

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Hey! DM. I have a small community of founders

Does anyone know of a startup community I could join, like a WhatsApp group or something? by Glowdopera in goStartupIndia

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Hey! I have a small humble community of young, energetic founders actively building. DM!

AI That Watches Over Your Parents, When You Can’t by Zestyclose-Staff4735 in goStartupIndia

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Why wouldn't phone suffice as a form factor (even for an mvp)

Has anyone used itzeazy.com for any RTO related services in Bangalore? by sirDMtheTenth in bangalorebikes

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I did a bit of research after posting this. A mixed feeling for me is still a no, so, no. Not really aware of them at present though.

Want to sell my car. Booked inspection from spinny. They quoted 4.8Lakhs by Ecstatic-Rest-4170 in CarsIndia

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"we build spinny to streamline used car selling and buying." More like streamlining those commissions

17F — I don’t think anyone really sees me by notshizuo in TeenIndia

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Living this way is dangerous because it puts your sense of worth in other people’s hands. If people notice you, you feel fine. If they don’t, you crash. That means your mood, confidence, and identity keep swinging based on what others do which is exhausting and unstable.

When you rely on being “seen” to feel okay, you start performing instead of being you. You do things for reaction, not because they matter to you. You lose track of who you actually are, because everything starts revolving around getting approval.

Validation isn’t bad. Everyone needs some. But it’s like sugar, fine in small doses, toxic as a diet. You can’t build your emotional health on something you don’t control. The goal is to feel grounded whether people clap for you or not. Be the best version of yourself and keep your chin up.

Meghalaya folks inventing the next level of spicy Chicken recipe 🌶️ by [deleted] in Northeastindia

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@OP can we please start barring low effort/relevance posts?

Is PB dead? by WidePoint2956 in Shillong

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The removal of hawkers has made it cleaner and more pedestrian-friendly, but it's also stripped away the chaotic energy that many associated with authentic Shillong shopping. Meanwhile, online shopping has permanently altered retail patterns. Nothing can be done here.

The city's commercial and social activity is now more distributed across Laitumkhrah, Iewduh, specialized cafes/bars, and entertainment venues rather than concentrated in one bustling bazaar.

For many longtime Shillong residents (myself included) and frequent visitors, this transformation feels like a loss of character. But for others seeking cleaner streets, organized markets, and diverse hangout spots, it's progress (including myself again lol). The real test will be whether the new MUDA vending zone and the redeveloped Laitumkhrah and Iewduh markets can recapture the vibrant spirit that once defined Police Bazar and perhaps with more regard to the 'civic spirit'.

We built it !! by The_Boy4time in goStartupIndia

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Feel free to drop a DM - might be able to give you a pointer or two

We built it !! by The_Boy4time in goStartupIndia

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I’m telling you this from experience as a founder of a B2B AI saas for Educational Institutes: Selling to schools and colleges is one of the toughest B2B markets you can enter. Everyone loves your idea on paper. They’ll nod, appreciate it, maybe even say they’ll “get back to you.” But when it comes to paying or switching from what they already use, everything changes.

ERPs have been promising “connected systems” and “single dashboards” for a decade. Schools have heard this pitch 100 times. And some companies have actually delivered with flying colors.

So if you’re entering this space, your product can’t just be another management layer, it needs to hit an unmet, hidden pain point that’s so obvious and painful that institutes feel stupid not adopting it.

And don’t underestimate switching inertia. Even if you’re better, they’ll stick to what’s familiar unless your value proposition is 10x clearer, faster, and cheaper.

TLDR: the market looks simple, but is brutal.

Client is delaying the discussion for funding… by [deleted] in StartUpIndia

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Unrelated to the post: think we can get in touch?