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Just heard of this new term called “DINK” - Double Income No Kids. Basically you and your wife both draw a monthly income but have no kids to have a better lifestyle. Imagine you’re a man and you decide to hypothetically chop off your balls Just so t

Remember Omegle? How about a similar app but with a few enhancements? Like you can find random people in any particular niche like startup, etc. And discuss with most random people on different topics and network. And if you two hit it off you can

WhatsApp-based chatbots have immense potential, but why aren't they taking off? Limited discovery, lack of visibility, and restricted functionality might be holding them back! What do you think? #chatbots #whatsapp #conversationalai"

Has quick comm democratized the availability of nicotine based products like cigarettes, rolling paper etc to younger audiences? If yes, how do you view quick comm potentially delivering liquor?

My company is working on line of products (mostly skincare) which are completely based on ayurvedic formulations mentioned in our ancient indian literatures like Charak Samhita , Sahastrayogam etc. Would you like to try them ?

An app that gives you plan for the day. it will ask you about the occassion, your mood etc and based on what people in your city like doing , what places /new experiences/events that are happening in your city, it will give you few different plan opt

Is my startup idea good ? Please provide feedback AI enabled people search A app where everyone can list themselves with tags & about them. like a person can list themselves as "Founder" "AI" "College student" "Intern" etc etc and can write a abou

What do you think ? Can non-tech guys really start a startup as everything now is AI based, MCP, Cloud, etc etc and things like another news app, another indiamart, another social media, another expert booking app, no one wants that. So what about

Hello Guys, According to you , Which are the most Underrated and Overrated Startup Sectors in Indian Startup Ecosystem and Justify Why? According to me Most Underrated Sector is Service Based Companies and Most Overrated Sector is Online Delivery

I'm growing up an service based business (early stage) which mainly focuses on developing websites, mobile applications, backend systems, automations etc. How you people will suggest to do marketing in a relatable way which will attract gen z to mill