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Day-by-day India is Developing Rapidly.... Infrastructure development, Foreign Company Investment, Industrialization, etc.... but youth is getting unemployed day-by-day.

The Rise of Electric Vehicles in India India's EV market is witnessing rapid growth, driven by government incentives, rising consumer awareness, and technological advancements. The country's vast population and growing middle class present a signif

As major economies race to develop and deploy EV technology, the conversation often centers around developed nations with established infrastructure. However, the road to widespread EV adoption is fraught with unique challenges in developing countr

List few foreign startups that are not present in india but can be very successful like ola, zomato etc.

What if an agritech robotics company which will make affordable robots for agriculture and at affordable costs.. there are few companies are doing this but there are lot of areas where we can work like soil health and fertility,climate change,water m

I am developing a software for Hotel owners which would give them end to end solutions for all their needs and also developing app for users to self checkin and book hotels. As a hotellier , I have come across few challenges which software will take

Hello Enterprenuer, I am looking start Charging Infrastructure Startup in Jharkhand. looking for support & mentor if you are also willing to join new startup please connect me on medial

Upfront Cost Vs Total Cost of Ownership EVs may have a higher Upfront Cost but they actually have the lowest Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) compared to petrol, diesel and CNG vehicles. See the table below. It shows total cost of ownership for a 200

Did y'all know that substances that are pure are actually not pure?! Well, we may use the word "pure milk or pure ghee and etc" What make the difference is that milk and ghee are nothing but a mixture of substances and hence arent actually pure!

Honestly this earnings season I think most companies except for some in tech and banking could actually post pretty decent results. Tech might take a slight hit because of weak demand but sectors like FMCG, infrastructure, defence etc seem well posit