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while travelling in general class sometimes i just hate indian people cuz although they talk about respecting elder and kids but when it comes to offering their seat to elder or kids they start yapping about forefathers diseases

I am looking to contribute to interesting projects in free time mostly weekends. Currently working as frontend engineer in remote startup. So want to explore more things. I can even work without any relevant compensation if the idea is solid enough.

I (25,F) am in a rut. I am an Analytics Consultant rn in Pune. Recent switched jobs, good pay and everything but it doesnt feel enough. Tired of running after money and want something interesting to work on, during the weekends. If you need any ex

I live in Yelahanka Banglore and on weekends I want to do something productive and new -- maybe playing badminton, learning new stuffs( skating, flying plans etc),going decathlon, visiting parks or even attend a tech workshop or conference. Therefo

What is stopping you from building a start-up? Personally for me, I don't think I'm smart enough(atleast not now). I don't have any good ideas even if I get an idea I lack the knowledge needed to start a business. (Summed up, I'm a fool XD 😂 ) Jok

I want to build a software company with people working full time, but remotely. All works can be done remotely and all meetings online. Maybe some business meetings with clients or vendors may require traveling and going to places. But that's it. Is

Hello people, Well I may not sound perfect and people will/may/can/expect to ignore this. But yet if anyone find this I would be glad enough. So Me, a 18 year old middle class girl with 0 funds and 0 business experience, just it's me and my creative

I hope we all have this confused area where we tend to pick up a thing that initially was very exciting and we try to pursue it. But after some point , it becomes monotonous and slightly boring. Even after some more time , you start questioning yo

Why do Indian founders glorify hustle over strategy? Everywhere you look—founder interviews, podcasts, startup reels—it’s all about grind, sacrifice, late nights, no weekends. Hustle is the badge of honor. The more tired you are, the more “entrepren