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Raghav Chopra

@ChopraBrother

Figuring out life | Work @antlerindia
New Delhi, India Joined November 2017
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Raghav Chopra @ChopraBrother
In 2024, Amardeep started Armory because he realised he had learned how to bring drones to the market, and he now wanted to focus the next phase of his career on the problem of sovereignty and defence - Protecting India against rogue threats.
Amardeep Singh Verified account @singhamardeep Oct 29
18 years ago, I helped pioneer India’s drone revolution as a founding member of ideaForge.

After years spent working with our armed forces along the Pakistan and Bangladesh borders, and with paramilitary forces in the jungles of Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh, I’m on a mission to build India’s defence against the very drones I once helped build.

At @ArmoryShield, we build counter-drone and electronic warfare systems in India, end to end: RF front ends, electronics, firmware, software and AI models. Designed, developed and manufactured in-house, on our own IP.

Grateful to early believers like @antlerindia, @growxventures, @dexterangels, @industrial47, AC ventures and our angels.

Sovereign Defence. Nothing less.
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Loved this take on what will actually differentiate people in the AI era.

Intelligence is becoming abundant. Purpose, agency, connection and experiences are what make the difference.

Highly recommend giving it a read!
Rajiv Srivatsa Verified account @telljeeves Oct 22
Most conversations about AI start with jobs.

But what happens to our sense of worth? Our ability to decide for ourselves? Our relationships, and what we actually enjoy?

Human PACE is my framework for navigating life in the AI age. x.com/i/article/2113…
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Raghav Chopra @ChopraBrother
"This isn't about taking existing models and trying to make them work in smaller cities. It's about building a completely new retail channel altogether for 45 crore people who deserve modern convenience." — Nitin Sharma

#RetailTech #Innovation #Commerce #AntlerIndia
Nitin Sharma Verified account @nitinsharma1 Oct 16
OBSESSED OUTLIERS - A New Series

#1 Priyanshu Jain (BazaarNow)

We’re excited to share some new short stories, of founders and ideas we have backed in recent times.

Perhaps the coolest changes happening in Indian commerce aren't in Bangalore or Gurgaon. They are in Mandya or Ramnagara.

Priyanshu, Arjun and Tarithmay are building a new retail channel for millions underserved by modern retail. Just a few months in, @bazaarnow is already scaling towards 15,000 orders a day (apart from raising $9M+)

This is the quick story of how I met Priyanshu in a cafe on a Sunday, and within 15 minutes, knew we had to back him.
Why he scores highly on a framework we call
“A-GOAT-X”
And why we try to keep asking “what if it goes right?”

It’s a good example of how we love backing entirely new concepts pre-product and pre-traction,
how often we invest directly to lead $1M rounds (vs. Residency),
and how quickly we @AntlerIndia like to develop that conviction.

And above all how our process is mostly about the founder’s exceptional insights or spikes.

Something that makes them a truly Obsessed Outlier.
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