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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

Why is there a 33% surcharge? It seems like such a precise number, what's the reasoning behind it?🧐

I would be entering a hackathon and an idea-thon by April end, and I am out of ideas. I want to try to solve a real life issue this time, what's your opinion and also reply what are the various problems you face in your day to day life!!!

There's only one probabilistic definitive view point we can come across when analysing what product would be successful, that is:- When a consumer comes across a product, he consciously or sub consciously decides where the product fits in the consum

What's your thought on Indian education system? (How far behind are we ☠️ )

why do all startups that were catering blue collar workers failed despite big market what's the reason behind it,pls share your thoughts

what's your excuse to not building a product?

🚀 90% Startups Fail! But Why? 🤔 Every entrepreneur dreams big, but most startups fail! 📉❌ What’s the real reason behind it? 💡 In your opinion, what’s the biggest reason behind a startup’s failure? Drop your thoughts in the comments! 💬👇

What's your go to source to know the tech stack used behind any SaaS or project ??

what's your comment on the indusInd bank is it another banking scam or an issue that can be fixed as it has totally shaken the market comment me down