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India's Youth in a Debt Spiral Soon ? Easy Monthly Installments (EMI): The siren song of modern consumerism. But is it luring India's youth into a financial JHATKA ? 🔌 The EMI Trap Explained: → Attractive low monthly payments → Long repayment per

I want to post something controversial here. I am a student with so much dreams. I'm just 20, but I have made a lot of debt on my way. I was addicted to gambling. I mean, I was addicted in a way, but I only tried to finish off my debt by gambling fur

OpenAI just woke up and decided to end a billion dollar company.🧐💀 They've announced Search GPT, a temporary prototype of their new AI search feature that gives you direct answers with clear and relevant sources. And yeah, it's pretty much a copy

The Indian wedding industry is valued at $130B, which is double the size of America’s $70B market and higher than Sri Lanka’s entire GDP ($85B). The industry is split into three categories: Industry Cycle: Pre wedding: Services like dating app

India's AI Boom: Unveiling the Wrapper and the Real Deal India's AI startup scene is like a bustling marketplace. On the surface, it's brimming with innovation and promise. But beneath the buzz, a crucial question arises: are some companies simply re

The trucking sector in India is ripe for disruption, with numerous startups emerging in logistics. The latest in-line for IPO: Blackbuck (Zinka Logistics) 🔄Problem - - Trucking market is highly fragmented - Over 70% of drivers lack access to form

Ways To Solve Life's Problems 🏹 1. If you don't have enough money, look for an extra job 2. It is easy to earn money - it is more difficult to save and increase it 3. Often people earn little just because they do not value their work 4. Anyone

Top News of the Day: 1. Bengaluru-based agritech startup Fyllo has raised $4 million in a funding round led by investors India Quotient and SIDBI Ventures. 2. MediBuddy To Raise $8.4 Mn Debt Funding To Fuel Expansion Plans 3. Cloud kitchen company

One solid realisation I have had is that when people have the urge to start something they don't have any problem statement to double down on they struggle to identify a problem I believe the best way to get started is to look back into your life 1

One solid realisation i have had is when people have the urge to startup - they don't have any problem statement to double down on In fact they struggle to identify a problem I believe the best way to get started is just look back into your life