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The Indian startup story is getting bigger and bigger. A lot of startups, big or small have already made the cut or are in the process of making the cut. However the growth story has not been all hunky dory. There are a lot of questions which remain unanswered. Leaving them unanswered may prove  dangerous or even fatal. Probably for someone with a hardcore background as entrepreneur the questions may not be significant but they definitely are worth considering. The list though is not exhaustive. Is is it always necessary to burn cash and offer heavy unrealistic discounts to grow the business? Is this the only way of doing business? Is there not any other way? Don't businesses that bootstrap do well? What business sense does it make to spend Rs. 100 and generate revenues of Rs. 10-20? If you feel I am exaggerating please note some cases its even worse. Why go on recruitment spree only to lay off people later? Some startups that started only two years back shot to a ...

One my friends has come up with a social buying website. Through struggles and hardships he and his colleagues have got the site up and running too. They have already had a couple of successful deals tipped off (that's the word they use). And recently received appreciation mail one of their clients, wanting to extend the business deal. A good beginning, I must say. There are thousands who try and struggle. One never realises the hard work these budding entrepreneurs put until and unless its someone close to you or yourself who is involved. If you ever read this blog, please do visit the website that has crazy name  Bonzodeals ( http://bonzodeals.com/login.php?msg=102 ) and if you do find something of your interest, do buy or if not buying recommend it to someone who might find it interesting. It's not only for him but thousand of other entrepreneurs too that I write. If you come across one. Be a part of their success story in any way you can. For they not only create wealth...