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India doesn't need IAS or IPS culture. We don't need a Govt. Jobs aspiring Society. We do not need Mediocre Minds. What we need is Prodigies. Science and Tech Geeks. Nerds. Writers. Philosophers. Scientists. Entrepreneurs. People who wants to g

When it comes to movies, not all of them have the power to inspire. However, there are a select few that can truly uplift you. If you're interested in startups, entrepreneurship, and the business world, here are 4 movies that you absolutely MUST

The most powerful dynasty in India isn’t a family. It’s a network of elite institutions: the IITs and IIMs. With less than 1% of applicants getting in, these schools produce leaders who shape industries like tech, business, and government. Alumni

Kolkata is set to become a major player in the global semiconductor industry with the announcement of a US-backed semiconductor hub! This landmark initiative, supported by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and ex-US President Joe Biden, aims to establish

K. Ganesh: The Quiet Maverick Revolutionizing India's Startup Landscape In entrepreneurship, there are those who make headlines and those who silently make history. One such individual is K. Ganesh, a successful serial entrepreneur who has f

Solar thermal technology harnesses sunlight to generate heat, making it a sustainable solution for industrial process heating in India. As industries account for nearly 25% of the country’s energy consumption, transitioning to solar thermal systems c

Peak XV is looking to participate in a $50 M funding round of Sarvagram, a rural credit startup. ⏩Total Funding: $51.1 M ⏩Investors include: Elevation Cap., Alteria, TVS Cap., Temasek 📄Did a bit of research around Sarvagram - - Focuses on offeri

Announcement : Medial Premium Hi folks after months of listening to you and researching about providing value to our users, Medial is finally presenting its premium plans. What do you get in Premium? Why should you take it? Platform Level benefits-

India's favourite sport is writing exams, and there are 60 million test takers every year, who write one or more exams. These test takers cumulatively spend $100 million on registration fees. There are 70+ government/entrance exam categories, and

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