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Who do you think benefits most from the current budget? 1. Ordinary citizens 2. Businesses and corporations 3. Government and public sector 4. Financial institutions 5. The wealthy

🇮🇳| India's defence production. -India's indigenous defence production rose to 1.27 lakh crore as per the data received all from the DPSU, PSU and private sector. -A growth of 16.7% has been observed when compared to last year. -The total value

What do you think how public will react if government introduces 0.1 to 0.5% charge/ commission on UPI transaction ?

Missile as a sector in India is Ripe for innovation, if government allow startups to get in under MoD then it can generate decent amount of employment.

This year's budget, despite some shortcomings, has been good from certain angles. The government seems to be focusing on private capital expenditure (CAPEX), and the message is clear. There has been income tax relief as well, so the message to boost

A thought *what world needs* In health and wellness sector Share any thought that comes to your mind ...if it's silly still share.

What's your point of view on Mens grooming sector??? I feel huge opportunity and still a big gap if loaded with right products..

Nobody is ready to take risks and provide capital to early-stage startups easily. However, many startups still secure funding due to connections. Additionally, the government itself often does not fund AI or DeepTech startups. Even Shark Tank India f

See we are scammed by government in various ways, taxes, fake money(paper), fake promises, just helping rich in deceptive ways, looting public money, law and order is shit, no justice(heavy corruption) And we 140 cr, still can't do a shit about it, w

Hello Everyone I am thinking of making a investment company which will fund collage start-ups and other businesses. I have the idea but i dont have the required finances to execute it. The money can also be invested in divident stocks to earn more