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Met a freelancer in Bangalore who said she earns around 4-6 lacs per month depending on how many clients come and go. She does lead management for them. Sets up funnels basically. Every now and then I feel like the rat race is overrated and there a

I don't believe in god, I can't. But I do believe in good deeds in the name of god... for that, it's worth it to have a god... but bad things are happening in the name of god. People hurting other beings in the name of god is no good. People burning

Hi, I’m looking for a chef in Gurgaon/Delhi with experience in research and development of non-vegetarian products. The role involves assisting in creating and perfecting a unique recipe. As a startup in its initial phase, our resources and funds a

Hey everyone, Could you take a moment to share your thoughts on a few questions? As enthusiasts on this platform, your insights are invaluable in identifying the problems or gaps faced by . This can help us discover new opportunities and create bet

CONNECT-TECH-TALENT:🚀 [Part-02] ⏺Key Features: ➡️Student-Centered Project Posts: Students create posts that highlight their software projects. Each post contains: Project Name: The title of the project. Description: A detailed explanation of what

[Personal Rant] As a youth the most frustrating thing about current governemnt is its lack of accountibility. It never answers on any allegations raised against them and shutup the idiot accusers. If same instances happen or any accusation against t

How Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) Companies Like Simpl & Lazypay Make Money. Ever wondered how you can buy something for ₹500 on Zomato or Myntra using Simpl without paying any interest for 15 days or 30 days? And if you’re not paying interest, how does

Why Startups Are Hard: The Biological Reason Behind It I recently had a conversation with a young entrepreneur who was contemplating whether to shut down his startup. "Startups are way harder than I realized," he said. "I never know what to do, and

Why is education in India becoming an expensive instead of a right? The system is broken. → Too much theory, not enough practical skills. → Graduates feel lost; the industry moves on without them. → To catch up, we need huge amounts—MBA? 50 lakhs. S

Nikhil Kamath announces second cohort of WTFund WTFund, an initiative for entrepreneurs under 25, led by investor and entrepreneur Nikhil Kamath, has unveiled its second cohort, featuring 22 founders. WTFund provides up to Rs 20 lakh in grant fundi