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fake cancer drugs that can cause thousands of people their lives, reached 90+ Bengaluru hospitals this year. but who’s stopping the next batch? meet @Tanushprem he’s building Mushloop, fungi-based ink that stops counterfeiting. he has - > built an electric car in 2015, before EVs were a thing in India > $68000+ raised in grants > selected as 1 of 75 innovative startups in India > @iiscbangalore entrepreneur-in-residence > been selected for Stanford SeedSpark and @nsrcel_iimb building out of @residencyblr

This week, we hosted Pramod, the founder of Triam AI , for a finance 101 session at @residencyBLR. In this workshop, we covered: > the basics of finance and entity setup > the kind of entity you should be choosing > what the legal compliances are related to > incorporating in India and incorporating in the US > why bookkeeping and a data room are important while raising thank you Pramod for spending time with the residents.

meet Ximi. he turned down a Cambridge PhD to build his startup. this guy is > an IIT silver medallist > published researcher and ELLIS program alum > prev. built Labellerr which had billion dollar clients > literally named after the variable ‘x’ by his mathematician father now he’s building agentsocialX out of @residencyBLR 🚀

the final demoday is here! > one already has $2M+ in sales. > one is working on autonomous aircrafts > one prev. ran a million-dollar company, and is already at $200k+ with this one. > all of them are looking at a multi-billion-dollar outcome showcasing 8 teams building across biotech, consumertech, hardware, physical AI and more! watch them demo live on 22nd Oct at @residencyBLR final demo day in bangalore. powered by @lightspeedindia | banking partner @IDFCFIRSTBank. limited seats. link in the comments. come by!

Darshit Vora, GP at @sparrowcapvc, has been in VC since 2014. he built Sparrow from a ₹4 crore fund to ₹475 crore, backing 40+ startups like @superhealth_ind, @gokwik and Apnamart along the way. one of the things we’ve always wanted for our founders is one-on-one time with partners of venture funds. yesterday, for week 5 at @residencyBLR, Darshit did exactly that. he sat with every founder, went through their decks, answered every question, helped whoever was stuck figure out their next step, and connected a few of them to people on the spot. easily one of the best sessions our founders have had. one founder asked how to pitch autonomous drones when the market in India barely exists yet. he said- don’t just build a story the investor has to buy. say what you actually believe. and be ready for “how will you crack that market?” he was v particular about the co-founder checklist. he said it's like marriage and you've to agree on- > what each of you needs to live on > what's your working style > building in public, or not > who’s CEO, and whether everyone’s okay with it > whether you can all go 2-3 years without a salary thank you Darshit, for giving every founder your time. looking forward to hosting you again :) p.s. applications for our next cohort are open, link in the comments.

this 20-year-old turned down a ₹28 lakh job offer from Blinkit to build whoop for dogs. 3 years later, here’s where it stands: > ₹16 lakh in grants received > 800 pet parent interviews > 97% accuracy in their first pilot > pitched on Shark Tank India > sold out their pre-orders right after the episode > finalists at Adani Vande Bharatam, where they pitched directly to Mr. Gautam Adani it all started when Sai's dog Muffin got tick fever at a boarding centre. now @Saiprasad1509 and @MananVyas1711 are building @MyPerro_, a smart collar that tracks your dog’s vitals, activity and location. the collar isn’t the endgame, though. they want to be pioneers in the pet technology industry and eventually operate as a data company specialising in dog insurance building out of @residencyBLR 🐾