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Just for curiosity 🤔, Why India don't have big product companies like apple, Microsoft etc? India only have big service companies like tcs, Infosys,hcl etc

Hello Medial community, Why super app concept doesn't work in india? And also what are your thoughts on wedding industry. Like building an app like wedding wire etc.,

Ancient India, spanning several millennia, boasts a rich tapestry of achievements across various domains. Here are some notable achievements: 1. Science and Mathematics: - Mathematics: Pioneered the concept of zero and the decimal system, attribut

Why does India don't have major superhero comics collection like Marvel, DC, Starwars, one piece, etc? I think it's ok that nowadays the choices have turned from comic books to films, series, etc. But we should build some superheroes similar to the

🤯🤯🤯 That’s why Indian VCs need to back pure tech companies which have higher risks instead of icreame, burger and boba startups. India will never rise without an Nvidia of our own. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Why Airbnb is not making much profit from India being a such good concept. What are the problem that Airbnb facing currently in India and why the convenience fees is so high and high taxes also. Why I never see any ad from Airbnb on any platform or c

Why Zomato and swiggy removed the take away feature ? They implemented it in 2018 and i guess I'm covid they removed this and never added it again. I think the dining option doesn't make much sense as it only allow to book a seat there and pay bill b

Why the journey of generation in india only gets successful.... In India we have many Industrialist and big billionaires, but 90% billionaires became successful because many generations of that family worked in it like TATA, RELIANCE, etc why is i

The only people who think that Blinkit, Zepto, etc will beat Dmart are those who have never gone to Dmart. The person who shops in Dmart doesn't care about 10 minutes. Ul UX. glassmorphic design, cashbacks, reward points. He only cares about prices

Crazy stories Many foreigners say that India is way too back when it comes in technology. Hear this out: An Indian mit student developed a mind reading device 5 years ago .Arnav Kapur, a Delhi-born graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of T