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Take this idea and implement this 😇 In my area painters are charging 1500rs for painting one room and they want full day to paint 3 rooms it will cost me around 5K . So my idea is that I am starting an app for room painting and house painting in

The gap between rural and urban spending in India has narrowed significantly over the past decade. This is according to a recent study which found that average monthly per capita consumption expenditure has more than doubled in both rural and urban a

Bring Your Walls to Life: A Fresh Take on Mixed Media Painting for the Drawing Room Decorating the drawing room goes beyond picking the right furniture or paint color. The artwork you display plays a major role in setting the tone. But when it comes

🖥 OpenAI might introduce a new image generation tool in ChatGPT soon - It includes a "thinking" phase before generating images - It can generate images in multiple stages - There may be a standard image generation process and an 'XL image' mode

I get the appeal of “better standard of living” in the US but how is the risk of randomly getting shot even worth it. Bengaluru won’t kill you atleast. Existential risk in moving to the states >>>

Hey everyone! I'm building a startup that focuses on hyperlocal medicine delivery within hours by partnering with nearby pharmacies. It's designed to make getting essential medicines faster, easier, and more reliable for people in urban areas. I woul

I guess we all faced a similar problem somewhere in our life , that is finding a room to rent for us when we were in college. That's why i think an simmilar app like Airbnb for students to find their rentals especially we can target the college surro

Co-Founder Search ISSUES felt * little/no penetration of on-demand rides in semi-urban & rural areas * unaffordable by a large section of Indians (urban/rural) * single carrying capacity of 2W ride-hailing services (Rapido), unsuitable for group tr

Why does quick commerce succeed in India but struggle in the USA and other Western countries? Quick commerce (q-commerce) is growing fast in India because of factors like high smartphone usage, a young population, and rapid urban growth. People in