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Another great move by OpenAi! This tool will help educational institutes to grade and tutor students, resume analysis, etc. Will all schools adopt it?

This $34 billion offer is just for publicity. Everyone knows Google isn’t going to sell Chrome to anyone at this moment, especially when it’s facing tough competition from AI technologies. However, with this bold marketing move, Perplexity has gained

Byju's: From EdTech Unicorn to Insolvency Woes - What Went Wrong? Remember when Byju's was the poster child of the Indian startup ecosystem? "Padhai ka superhero," they called it! But fast forward to 2025, and the narrative has taken a dramatic tu

How to Heal a Broken Heart and Embrace Life Again When a relationship ends, it can feel like everything has fallen apart. Heartbreak is tough, and moving on might seem impossible at first. I'm curious to know—how did you heal after going through he

Hey I hope you're doing well. I’m reaching out because I’m building an edtech app that I believe has a lot of potential in the Indian education space, especially among schools and coaching institutes. Let me give you a quick overview of the app, wh

🚀 There’s only one rule in life — Keep Moving Forward! Stopping is easy, but those who keep going make the impossible happen. The road may be tough, but every setback teaches you something new. If you give up today, tomorrow’s dream stays a dream.

while I was discussing my idea and have asked chatgpt 5 reason to pursue my or left it. here i response . let give your comments and interests investor can DM to understand the idea and we can move ahead. ✅ 5 Reasons to Pursue Your Startup 1. Real

Imagine an app that: 🔹 Reads NCERT chapters and turns them into  ✅ Easy explanations  🎧 Audio in Hindi & English  🎥 Short videos with visuals  🧠 Interactive quizzes & questions 🔹 Tracks student understanding  📊 Shows progress to teachers & par

Left her high paying job to build an 8370 CR company in rural education. 1. Despite a flourishing eight-year corporate career with Procter and Gamble (P&G), Smita Deorah felt her role was unfulfilled. She was troubled by the inequalities in India's