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To all startup founders: Running a business while it's not yet profitable must be challenging, especially when you have a family to support. How did you manage to stay focused and keep things going during those tough times? What helped you balance yo

Yesterday, I visited the ISKCON temple in Siliguri, West Bengal, and felt so much peace. The whole atmosphere just made me feel lighter, and the deity’s statue was so beautiful, I couldn’t stop looking.🥹😍 As someone working on building something

Something is off with Zerodha Coin today. Mutual fund NAVs are not updating for many users I am one of them. Founders keep giving big talks these days, but the truth is Zerodha’s service has just kept getting worse. This year alone there have been so

Everyone has 10 new ideas everyday which make them confuse. Be focus ! Start with small problem. Solve problem in actual. Talk to your user personally , keep iterating until and unless you find the HERO PRODUCT. Dont loose hope. Its a new rat ra

Healthcare A evergreen industry ‼️ We know in this era how worsen the human health have become and so this healthcare market is rapidly growing and has definitely evergreen especially in India as awareness regarding it is rising increasingly Healt

Q1 numbers are rolling in and things are looking better than last time a lot of Nifty 500 companies are showing solid profit growth EPS is up by 8 to 10% and margins have improved especially in auto and pharma last season even with okay results the m

"Not your key, not your coin" This is one of the biggest hack in crypto. Recently WazirX was hacked, now its Bybit. I have been hacked and scammed few times. Having worked with crypto projects, this is what I can say to stay safe: 1. Keep your cr

"Nestlé India’s Q4 Takes a Crunch – But Still Melts Hearts with Sweet Annual Gains!" Nestlé India just dropped its Q4 net profit by 5.2%—a bit of a hiccup for the FMCG giant, despite chugging along with solid beverage and confectionery sales. Think

Everyone thought FERRERO ROCHER would FAIL to sell ₹300 Rs chocolate in India where the most expensive chocolate cost ₹25. In 2004, India's GDP per Capita was $624. (₹52,000 as per today's US-INR rates) What's worse is that as per NITI Aayog, in

There is a lot of opportunities here for swing traders to make something out of this, cause my prediction is that this will be the next paytm. Their models lack some really important safety features which I’ve suffered first hand, done as quickly as