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hey guys, I am under pressure from my parents and relatives in choosing the right college. can anyone help me or know about any b schools for bachelor's degree in Bcom or BBA Hons. It would be preferable if it's in Banglore or within Karnataka. Plea

"How to Build ₹5 Crore in 20 Years: Top Mutual Fund Schemes to Consider" How to Build ₹5 Crore in 15-20 Years: Best Mutual Fund Investment Strategy If you aim to accumulate ₹5 crore in 15-20 years, it’s crucial to choose the right mutual fund schem

Start early when you don't have any liabilities in life ! I feel post 30 you come up with various societal pressure in life our idea of a successful stable life as a society is flawed ! Start, Fail, Learn, correct your mistakes, grow , Take risks,

Working a Job Pros - Regular income source. - Job security (especially in Top companies). - More predictable hours. - Less stress of work in regular time. Making your life more stable - Clear job descriptions and expectations. - A

Should You Raise Fund or Bootstrap? Here’s a Reality Check Every founder faces this question: Should you raise external funding or bootstrap your startup? Both paths have pros and cons, and the right choice depends on your business goals, risk tol

We’re so quick to trust anything that looks like thinking — especially in AI. But a recent paper (The Illusion of Thinking) shows this: Even the most advanced reasoning models collapse under real complexity. And strangely? They start thinking less,

Equity vs. Debt - What’s Better for Business Funding? 🤔 Let’s break it down with a simple example: Both scenarios (A & B) start with the same revenue and cost structure. But there's one key difference - the funding source. Scenario A: Funded ent

I think living in a middle class family is kinda become difficult when you enters in your 20s . Your parents expectations become very high even the relatives . I still remember when it's my first year in college my parents pressurise me to get a job

Remember what Piyush Goyal said a few weeks ago? “Do we really need 10-minute deliveries?” For Praveen Kumar, 26, that question came too late. A delivery executive who died trying to meet a 10-minute quick-commerce deadline. He took the wrong side