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Tired of sugary energy drinks? We’re building Energy Water — a zero-sugar, zero-calorie, caffeinated water (100mg caffeine) with optional electrolytes. It’s clean, light, and functional — perfect for gym-goers, working professionals, and night owls.

**"Most health drinks today are packed with artificial flavors, excessive sugar, and synthetic ingredients. But what if there was a nut-based, all-natural alternative that made your milk healthier and tastier—without any junk? We’re working on a uni

An avg Indian consumes ~3x sugar as an avg Chinese every day. And that’s an alarming thing to solve. Let's deepdive! .. An avg Indian consumes ~55gms of sugar every day. But, this is often played down by the fact that this is just 40% of what the

An avg Indian consumes ~3x sugar as an avg Chinese every day 📛📛 And that’s an alarming thing to solve. Let's deepdive! .. An avg Indian consumes ~55gms of sugar every day. But, this is often played down by the fact that this is just 40% of what

In divorce a lot of women have Started to take advantage of the laws ment to protect our sisters and mothers from un just circumstances. Claiming 75% of the husbands property. Is it justice? Shouting independence and feminism , making the husband p

How to dominate a crowded segment ⁉️ Let's take the example of the Energy Drinks Market in India. This market was premium, with prices higher than your parents expectations with you. And in such a premium market, the cost of making the product is us

Solution for plastic waste (Investors required) The present rate of economic growth is unsustainable without saving fossil energy like crude oil, natural gas, or coal. There are many alternatives to fossil energy such as biomass, hydropower, and w

we are associated with the highest growing industry of ethanol with having around 50 fleets and catering to various industry leaders of ethanol manufacturer. currently there is huge demand for the ethanol transportation as Indian government has revo

Most Indians love alcohol, In fact, in the early 18th century, Indians used to drink Sura, Toddy and local fermented drinks But today they are replaced by a popular British drink called "whiskey" How did this Happen? During the British raj, th