Indian Startups not making Sense including the Indian startups which failed.

1. INDIAN STARTUP
not making sense

2. What are startup?
“The startup usually refers to a company , a partnership or
an organisation designed to rapidly develop scalable
business model.”
A startup is typically constructed to be a new venture in a
high tech area.
The sad part of startup in India is that most founders
typically sacrifice their carrier , earnings , personal life and
professional aspirations to create something that in a
majority of cases fail.

3. Lacking of Indian startups
• Lack of idea
• Lack of money
• Lack of talent and skill

4. REASONS FOR THE FAILURE OF INDIAN STARTUP
• Single founder
• Bad location
• Launching too early
• Choosing the wrong platform
• Spending too much
• Raising too little money
• Fights between founders
• Poor investor management

5. INDIAN
STARTUP
WHICH
FAILED

6. TOWN RUSH
• Started by an ex- Flipkart employees,Saurya Prakash
and Ashutosh Banerjee, and an ex- Facebook employee
Tushar Bisht, Townrush commenced operations in may
2015 after the co-founders saw opportunities in
hyperlocal delivery. It reportedly shut down operations in
October 2015 due to paucity of funds and was unable to
pay salaries.

7. DAZO
• The Food delivery business has had its share of trouble
in the past years.
• Reportedly, India's first app-based meal delivery service
shut down operations in 2015 after raising seed from a
flurry of investors ranging from Rajan Anandan (M.D
Google India), Amit Agarwal (Country Manager Amazon
India) and many others.

8. SPOON JOY
• After raising seed fund from Sachin Bansal and others in
December 2014, the Bangalore based start up further
raised series A of Rs. USD 1 million in may 2015 from
SAIF Partners. But the success party was short-lived as
the company soon ran out of funds and by early-
October 2015 it had stopped operations in Bangalore
and Delhi.

9. INDIAPLAZA.COM
• One of the first e-commerce companies in India , starting
out in 1999 as Fabmart.com.
• Founded by K Vaitheeswaran, Indiaplaza raised $8 mn
in funding from 2004 to 2011. The Company stopped its
operations in mid 2013.

10. CONCLUSION
• So, now we have got ample amount of knowledge why
have the Indian startups failed in maintaining its
positions in the market. As startup’s are very much
different from our traditional businesses.
• As in our traditional business we generally focus on
making profit and growing our business. But in any of the
startups we need to innovate new things and show our
creativity, and most important thing we need to make a
new product.

11. • Therefore, we must have a proper blend of all talent ,
money, professionals, legal people and various other
things. So, that startups do not merely remains start-
ups they end up being a great company.
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