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Legal Tech - Searching for a tech co-founders to develop a legal tech software. - final year law student

Hi everyone, I’m Naman Kapoor, a final-year law student from UPES Dehradun, actively seeking opportunities in the legal department of a dynamic startup. I have gained experience through internships at Valvoline Cummins Ltd, Aekom Legal and Law Office

hi everyone, I'm a final year law student. I have a business idea... I need a guy/ co founder , with whom I can share my idea , and the guy have tech knowledge also... I have experience in retail sales and marketing also..

Greetings all! All of us would have faced some difficulty in some subject of study during school. Many of us love games and puzzles, don't we? What if there was a very fun and engaging game in which we have to apply the concepts of that subject we fa

I have a idea of creating My rights "My Rights" is an online platform dedicated to empowering students who have faced exploitation or unfair treatment in schools. It serves as a safe space where students can confidentially report their experiences a

Hey, I am a final-year student. After doing some internships, I realized that the corporate world is not for me—not because of the heavy workload, but because of office politics and dishonesty. So, I am now thinking of starting my own business. I wan

I'm a law student at XIM University, Bhubaneswar, with a long-standing passion for photography, design, and design thinking. This year has been great—I landed a freelance video editing gig, making 10-15K monthly, and even upgraded my setup with a loa

The Legal Industry’s Silent Struggle: Lack of Collaboration & Grassroots Visibility The legal profession thrives on knowledge, expertise, and advocacy. Yet, many lawyers—especially those at the grassroots level—struggle with isolation, limited netwo

faced a rejection of pitching my startup today investor stated me as I am just making this as a side project not as a startup idea I will involve in final year placement he made this statement and left the meeting what I learnt from this even t

Why is it so hard for a fresher to get a job? Especially if he/she is from a tier 3 college in Bangalore, though having decent skills to back us? Is there any way where we can have an edge? Tbh, I've noticed that even off-campus is highly difficult