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Is landing a #tech or #design internship in #India still a tough nut to crack? 🤔 The startup scene is booming, but is it translating to more opportunities for interns? Share your experiences and tips! #Internship #Jobhunt #Startups

Would subscription-based pharmacy services model be viable in India?

How can I effectively find teammates for hackathons? Are there any apps or websites specifically designed for this purpose, or would creating one be a viable business idea?

Kicking off a Daily Start-up challenge discussion series.... Today's Challenge : You've just secured funding for your startup, but now you're faced with the challenge of scaling your team while maintaining company culture. How would you approach thi

India is witnessing the rise in "Ghost Malls" ( occupancy less than 60% of capacity) . What would you think a viable solution to revive them? : Mine will be converting the unoccupied area into remote data centre and server rooms . Whats your solution

I really read this amazing piece about finding a good biz plan! 1. Solve hard to solve problems ( to have a moat) 2. Solving a very boring problem. ( Eg some boring tech solutions) 3. Don't go for flashy ideas they are tough ( like Food delivery

🔹8x increase in revenues 🔹700% growth YoY 🔹First profitable year as well Dhan is giving a tough challenge to existing players in the discount broking space. Do you use Dhan? If yes, what differentiates it from other players?

Just curious to know , suppose u guys have ₹10,000 as a capital , it's just a small amount of money I know , and that's the challenge, what business would u do? Not only a business but it should be a solution to a problem not a solution looking for

Business Idea: Creating WOW Videos for Businesses 🎥✨ This is an interactive animated video that tells the story of products, services, and businesses in an engaging and accessible way. WOW videos have proven to be especially effective in "tough"

Why there is a rule in Indian exams that to challenge a answer if it is wrong you need to pay. What's the logic behind this, students are not the one who has done the mistake then why would he pay And I have doubt that NTA uses this flaw for their