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I think living in a middle class family is kinda become difficult when you enters in your 20s . Your parents expectations become very high even the relatives . I still remember when it's my first year in college my parents pressurise me to get a job

Yesterday I met A gujrati family who is living in Bangkok from 2 generation, But when you closely observe you will find that in USA,UK,CANADA ,BANGKOK, AFRICA mostly Gujarati because of their enterpreneur sprite . whereas People from up ,bihar, ma

jaisa ki hum dekhte hai ki har wedding me kanyadaan diya jatata hai , jisko log diary me likh kr rakh lete hai aur har wedding me usdiary me check kr k kanyadaan dete hai. Maine socha hai ki kyu na ek App banai jaye "Kanyadaan" jisme har koi kanyadaa

one of my friend told that he started a start up I said good what problem you are solving he said no I just opened a coffee shop with a some bakery in it then I said bro being a business owner or opening business is different and solving a problem

The ghar ka khana vs. eating out debate erupted after Nikhil Kamath suggested India could boost its economy by shifting from home cooking, like Singapore and the U.S. Rujuta Diwekar opposed, calling it a "rich boys' narrative," stressing home food’s

I need input on my idea. Every time I face difficult in sending my mother to village from bengalore by train or bus. As I am staying far away from city I ask help from my near by friends to assist her to board the train / Bus . My idea is to build

I come from the generation where learning to start a computer ( booting up ) was considered something big to flex around your friends and family yes I am from 90's . And it's so fascinating to see now that 15-20 years young chaps are coming forwa