Blip, the Bengaluru-based startup that promised 30-minute fashion delivery, has officially shut down less than a year after launch. Despite bold ambitions and a unique model, execution delays and lack of funding brought the quick commerce experiment to a halt.
Plus Gold, once backed by Shark Tank investors and celebrated for simplifying digital gold savings, is now shutting down. From raising ₹10 crore to an abrupt exit, here’s a closer look at what went wrong behind the scenes.
Rithuparna K S is a Karnataka girl who did not lose hope after she failed NEET. She chose robotics, studied extremely hard, and got placed at Rolls-Royce with a salary of ₹72.3 LPA. From creating practical robots to doing late-night internships, her story is proof that hard work always pays off.
In crowded Chinese cities, Capsule Castle is turning small sleeping pods into a big business. With low setup costs, high daily usage, and fully app-based access, this startup is providing comfort, privacy, and profits all under a 2-meter capsule.
Zume Inc., once hailed as the future of food delivery with its robotic pizza-making systems and AI-driven mobile kitchens, officially shut down in June 2023 after burning through $445 million in funding. Despite early media hype and SoftBank’s backing, Zume’s ambitious vision collapsed under technical failures, poor scalability, and a flawed pivot to sustainable packaging. This deep dive reveals why Zume, the robot pizza startup, failed in 2023.
Jeevika stands as a symbol of resilience, where women are the backbone of this program. Jeevika Didis redefine and reshape the meaning of women’s empowerment, while also contributing to the nation economically. They work in every corner of society, from creating handicrafts to managing finance, evolving into profitable and empowered entrepreneurs. Who are Jeevika Didis? Jeevika, to implement social and
In a country that is racing towards self reliance, two young innovators from BITS Pilani turned their drone dreams into a powerful startup story. What initially began as a college project is now reshaping defense technology in India.
Raghav Mehra’s Story: From Rejection to ₹400 Cr Valuation Only conviction remained when Raghav Mehra exited his third unsuccessful company pitch meeting, soaked in monsoon rain and investor rejections. At the age of 24, he had already witnessed the failure of three of his businesses: a freelance project platform, a college clothing brand, and a food delivery software for dorms.
Aswini Bajaj went from being a teacher to a finance scholar and then built a finance learning platform that reached 50,000 students globally. He believes that financial literacy should be accessible to all, regardless of background, and continues to teach through every opportunity he gets, from offline platforms to conducting guest lectures at business schools. Aswini has also been honored
Introduction Ravi Mehra was doing something completely different, dropping out than the usual 18-year-old, who is also getting ready for college admission exams or enjoying the campus life. annoyance at a system of education that appeared to disappoint the millions of pupils in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities. At just 22, Ravi is currently the CEO of UdaanLearn, an EdTech platform
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