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Nobody is busy.Not even elon musk.It's all about priorities .If they say no to your request for a cup of coffee, it's not because they are busy . It's because they have higher priorities.

Hey, we are starting a smartphone company in India. Not only smartphones but also consumer electronics startup, currently debuting with smartphones. We have already made a very significant progress by taking to a lot of people for device to supply ch

In chaos, we look for patterns. In clouds, we see objects and faces. The stock and crash predictions of economists and market experts have failed almost every time. Yet, we believe we are highly intelligent. But it's not intelligence that separates

It's 21 century, why we still do not have a true healthier substitute to sugar?!

Just want to ask the experts out there is Java a good option to start with DSA, it's not like I can turn back now, but all the things I've read uptil now say it's really difficult Give me your take on it, also suggest some good material for Dev #cod

Idea For You Implement Now “ Flavour based coffee sachets ” So guy's we all know that Indian coffee market size is 550 million dollars and by 2030 it becomes 1.1 Billion dollars industry in India because growing at 9.87% ( CAGR ) also indian gen

If an Idea is not good or maybe impossible to do should we do it if it's important enough ?

Britishers left india but forcefully created british style education system in India and still we are following that system without checking it's negative things . Our whole generation is blindly following 1 path and not doing any type of innovatio

heay I want to open an stock broking company in india. so according to research only 10% of people invest in stock Market in india because of lack of funds so my idea is to give some funding and guide him by the top analysts where to invest after gen

True progress often hides behind established norms and requires a fresh perspective. It's not just innovation; it's knowing where to look. Most breakthroughs happen when we dare to question the obvious.