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The road to success might not be as simple as you think. You go through several hurdles and the path is full of bumpy rides.However, at the end of the day, hard work pays off.
The following words of wisdom from some of the best entrepreneurs are inspiring, motivating and enough to create a zeal in your heart to go on and chase your dreams.

1.Don’t just identify a problem to solve, pick something you truly feel passionate about.

Let us start off with the advice of the very famous Mark Zuckerberg. The man behind the revolutionary social media app, Facebook, says “Don’t set out to build a company, he advised. Rather, “start with the problem that you’re trying to solve in the world.
The best companies that get built are things that are trying to drive some kind of social change, even if it’s just local in one place.”

2. Having a co-founder helps get through the ups and downs of working at a start up.
The Flipkart Co founder Sachin Bansal advised regarding the setting up of a startup.
He said “The biggest advice I have given to entrepreneurs is not to start alone. I always tell them to find a cofounder with whom they have good chemistry and with whom they share similar goals and vision for the venture.”

3. Take Risks even if it risks your life, at the end of the day it will all be worth.
Elon Musk is not your ordinary Billionaire. Unlike most Billionaire’s Musk made billions of dollars multiple times with entirely different businesses. He recommends taking risks when you are still young as obligations only increase over time. With greater risks, such as those needed to carve out a new niche, comes the potential for far greater rewards

4. Be missionaries, not mercenaries.
Jeff Bezos is the founder of the famous E-commerce store Amazon. He is an exponential entrepreneur. He says “I tell people that when we acquire companies, I’m always trying to figure out: Is this person who leads this company a missionary or a mercenary? The missionary is building the product and building the service because they love the customer because they love the product because they love the service. The mercenary is building the product or service so that they can flip the company and make money.
One of the great paradoxes is that the missionaries end up making more money than the mercenaries anyway. So pick something that you are passionate about, that’s my number one piece of advice.

5.Failures help you build character.

Kunal Bahl, CEO of Snapdeal says failures help you build character. He failed numerous times and that arduous journey of failures takes you to a successful destination. So never be afraid of failures as it only makes you stronger and motivates you to move ahead with courage and confidence.

Henceforth, in order to achieve your goals and dreams, you need to keep in mind a few pieces of advice from the best entrepreneurs.

 

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From Digital Wallet to Stock Market: MobiKwik Expands Its Horizons with New Brokerage Venture

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From Digital Wallet to Stock Market: MobiKwik Expands Its Horizons with New Brokerage Venture

MobiKwik is venturing into the stock broking sector with the launch of its subsidiary, MobiKwik Securities Broking Private Limited (MSBPL), following approval from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs on March 3, 2025. This move aims to diversify MobiKwik’s offerings beyond its core digital payments services and compete with established players like Zerodha and Groww.

MSBPL will provide a range of brokerage services, including trading in shares, securities, commodities, and derivatives. The subsidiary has an initial capital of Rs 1 lakh, with plans for an additional Rs 2 crore investment to support its operations.

As MobiKwik enters this competitive market, it brings a substantial user base of 172 million and a merchant network of 5 million. Despite recent financial challenges, including a reported loss of Rs 55.2 crore in Q3 FY25, the company aims to leverage its existing infrastructure and user engagement to capture a share of the growing investment technology market, projected to reach $74 billion by 2030.

This strategic expansion aligns with MobiKwik’s broader goals of enhancing its financial service

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Strategic Shift: Nazara Sells Entire Stake in Sports Unity Amid Financial Challenges

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Strategic Shift: Nazara Sells Entire Stake in Sports Unity Amid Financial Challenges

Nazara Technologies has sold its entire 71.54% stake in Sports Unity Private Limited, the company behind the multiplayer quiz game ‘Qunami’, for INR 7.15 lakh. This divestment, effective March 25, 2025, signifies a strategic shift for Nazara, which had previously acquired a controlling interest in Sports Unity in 2019 for INR 7.5 crore.

The decision to offload the stake comes as Sports Unity has faced financial difficulties, reporting no active business operations and a negative net worth of INR 0.45 crore at the end of FY24. This move aligns with Nazara’s broader strategy to streamline its operations and concentrate on more profitable ventures within the gaming sector.

This sale follows Nazara’s recent divestment of a 94.85% stake in another subsidiary, Open Play, to Moonshine Technologies for INR 104.33 crore. Despite reporting record quarterly revenue of INR 544.7 crore in Q3 FY25, Nazara experienced a 53.5% decline in net profit year-over-year.

Nazara continues to focus on enhancing its portfolio through strategic acquisitions and investments in high-potential gaming platforms while navigating the competitive landscape of the gaming industry.

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Bengaluru’s Hypergro.ai Raises Rs 7 Crore to Enhance AI-Powered Advertising Solutions

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Hypergro.ai, a Bengaluru-based marketing technology startup, has raised Rs 7 crore in seed funding led by Silverneedle Ventures, with participation from Huddle, TDV Partners, HME Ventures, Dholakia Ventures, FiiRE, and angel investors. Founded in 2022 by Rituraj Biswas, Neha Soman, Abhijeet Kumar, and Arijit Mukhopadhyay, the company aims to revolutionize digital marketing by addressing challenges like high Customer Acquisition Costs (CAC) and low Return on Ad Spend (ROAS).

 

The startup leverages AI to create hyper-personalized video ads using user-generated content (UGC). The fresh capital will be used to enhance Hypergro.ai’s AI capabilities, expand operations, and build a specialized team focusing on data analysis, predictive algorithms, and automation.

 

Since its inception, Hypergro.ai has collaborated with over 70 brands, including several from Shark Tank India. The company’s innovative approach has led to its selection for Google’s Startups Accelerator: AI First (India) program in July 2024, providing access to critical training, mentorship, and state-of-the-art AI tools.

 

Hypergro.ai’s platform now supports a community of over 300,000 creators across India and has partnered with more than 100 brands, significantly enhancing its AI model’s accuracy and improving revenue generation for clients. As it continues to expand and refine its AI-powered marketing solutions, Hypergro.ai is set to transform the digital advertising landscape, offering businesses more effective and efficient customer acquisition and engagement strategies.

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