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Not just building a brand. Building India's boldest wearable tech revolution. Al. Style. Power. For the next-gen. We're coming. #BBSRTech #MadelnIndia #WearTheFuture

Anupam Mittal's Wake-Up Call: India's REAL Brain Drain? The ENDLESS SCROLL! 📱 Forget Silicon Valley for a sec. Anupam Mittal warns India's biggest "brain drain" is our minds getting lost in endless scrolling! 🤯 His fear? An "overstimulated, under

🤯 $800M Rejection! FuriosaAI Bets on Itself! AI chip startup FuriosaAI from South Korea said NO to an $800 MILLION offer from Meta! 😲 They're building their own AI inference chips and aren't backing down from giants like Nvidia. Funding round h

A founder messaged us last month: > "Can you help us scale? We're getting traffic but no signups." We checked their site. The landing page said: “AI-powered, scalable, user-friendly, modular SaaS for dynamic ecosystems.” Translation: “We have n

2 hours ago Leadrat CRM Hits ₹6.4 Crore #ARR in 15 Months! 🚀 We proudly announce that Leadrat CRM has achieved ₹6.4 Crore #ARR in just 15 months—an extraordinary feat in India's #SaaS landscape, especially for a #bootstrapped and #profitable compan

💬 What's your motivation to build what you build? I'll go first... Being in a long-distance relationship, I wanted to do something special for my girlfriend. I missed watching movies together, sharing those little moments of laughter or excitement.

Once upon a time, there was a humble YouTube channel that dared to dream. PhysicsWallah, the brainchild of Alakh Pandey, started as a beacon of hope in the cluttered world of Indian edtech. It promised affordable, quality education without the frills

One bad question and you f***ed up.... The Ranveer-Samay controversy is a masterclass in what NOT to say on a public platform. Those who don't know (first of all, are you ok??) I short.... Samay run a show India's got latent, Ranveer was invited a

The King's decline: Nokia's tragedy Once upon a time there was a giant who ruled the mobile world with iron fist ... At the dawn of the new millennium, Nokia was the undisputed king. Its resistant phones as tanks and its iconic snake game conqu