The Future of
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Ki-Khobor started with two friends, Mhachen Kithan and Kohli Sangtam, who shared a common interest in technology, ideas, and the excitement of building something of our own. Our journey into entrepreneurship wasn’t a straight path. It started with small ideas, conversations, competitions, and a lot of trial and error. Our first pitching experience at the NE Tech Summit at NIELIT Kohima was where we got our first real taste of what it meant to put an idea in front of people. Somehow, we managed to win—and that gave us the confidence to keep going. Since then, we’ve had our share of wins and losses. There were competitions where we spent sleepless nights building and refining our ideas, only to walk away without the result we wanted. Vibe Coding was one of those experiences. It was disappointing after everything we had put into it, but it also reminded us that entrepreneurship isn’t always about winning. Sometimes, the lessons from losing stay with you longer.

Through all these experiences, we kept learning, challenging each other, trying new things, and slowly understanding what it actually takes to turn an idea into something real. That journey eventually led us to Ki-Khobor. We’re still students, still learning, and still figuring things out. But we’ve learned to value the process—the wins, the failures, the late nights, and everything in between. And this is only the beginning.