Agritech scene

Dehaat, Agrostar, Gramophone or Unnati ?

Are there any early stage startups in agritech which looks promising?

1. How is the work culture, learning and growth opportunities? 2. If you have worked/are working in Dehaat then what’s the average hike that one can expect? 3. If you used to work at Dehaat then why did you leave it?

Imploding after investors turned off the taps a year so ago.. investors spoilt the ecosystem chasing growth with weak business models.. disintermediation doesn’t always work.. neither does setting up models that impose costs and ignore risks … the chickens come home to roost..

Heard from most people that there’s a lot of crunch. Wondering if anyone at their companies feels like their startup is growing despite the slowdown. Razorpay, CRED, and are seeing tighter regulations and downrounds. The food delivery companies have all gone through their down rounds and readjustment of expectations. Even SaaS most founders have a poor revenue/employee ratio and the india story is still yet to play out for the newer bets. Just yesterday Oslash announced it’s shutting down its app. Any green shoots ☘️? And if there are maybe it’s a good thread for folks to try and hire.

Name of company Months left according to you Reason For me: Byjus 7-8 months max Selling tabs and doing fraud with poor parents In name of edtech doesn't work

Considering Edtech, Fintech, E-commerce is done

Hi guys, I'm very keen to explore this space, non-techie here, grew up in the farming family so know the ground realities. I have 1-2 ideas in my mind but before I take that plunge would like to hear from you guys how is this space going to evolve in next 10-15 years (I'm committing long term). If anyone has any ideas do share it here.