Thanks for the comment. I was waiting when someone comments on it.

Regards,
SG

I can comment only in Hindi…

Tumhe god mein bitha ke IPO tak le jaayen?

If you need to have so many things in place even before you think of an Idea then I wonder if you will ever start.

Very happy to find more people thinking in same lines. I am not able to find your email id anywhere here. Can we get in touch via email prabhu [at] desistartups.in, gtalk: prabhu.subramanian and discuss about something that I have been working on code named - desistartups 2.0

Regards,
Prabhu

I understand what TIE, proto.in, headstart etc are doing is really commendable and would try and solve this problem but the model is very rigid for almost all of these ..

I need to have a startup idea before I approach these people for mentoring or recognition.

I was talking about things at grass root level. Even before I conceptualize the idea, I need to know if there could be programmers who can complete it. If I am a programmer, I need to know if I will be able to identify “suits” to market it.

NEN and CIEE are good examples but they demand that participants leave whatever they are doing and head to a different city to know more like that.

I thought if their could be a common pool of resources like venturetalent - but obviously at a much larger scale, it could solve the issue.

Warm Regards,
SG

Proto.in is one part of that solution. And whatever you are talking about, is what started it all. To bring them all together required the first spark, and showcasing the startups laid the first whirl. Slowly and steadily we are building the other pieces in place.

It takes time to move all these puzzles together. Not as easy as jotting down words. Realized that a while back… but there is plenty of hope. India three years from now… these words would seem like they were spoken in haste.