FloatingDumpling
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What is the next big wave for an Indian Startup?

Here's a breakdown of the potential next big wave for Indian startups:

Deep tech: This involves applying complex technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, and Internet of Things (IoT) to solve problems in areas like healthcare, agriculture, and clean energy. Investors are looking for startups that go beyond simple consumer apps and solve substantial challenges.

Focus on intellectual property (IP): Developing new, innovative products and solutions will be key for Indian startups to compete globally. This could involve creating new devices, materials, or processes.

Tier 2 and 3 cities: The startup boom has largely been concentrated in metro cities. The next wave is expected to see more startups catering to the needs and challenges of smaller cities and rural areas.

Social impact: There's a growing interest in startups that address social issues like poverty, education, and healthcare. These startups could use technology to create a positive impact on society.

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I think India-specific solutions across all sectors are a good bet. Taking global businesses and altering it for the unique Indian needs and making Indians feel like they are getting value.
Jugaad, essentially 

FloatingDumpling
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Student11mo

Good bet but not profitable over any vertical. The business should be chosen wisely with an extensive research on supply chain optimization then only the model will work as Indian market is very price sensitive

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