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Bookflix: Kindle like app for vernacular India. This app can be the kindle of India where in authors can publish their vernacular books on the platform. There can be a subscription fee to the app and a person can read unlimited books in a month. Th

We at Crypto India Magazine are now accepting contributions. We're looking for in-depth articles, analysis, and thought leadership from industry professionals. If you have insights that could shape the future of Web3 and AI, we want to publish your

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So far, I'm happy with how Medial is working out both personally and professionally for me. I'm in the process of building a Web3- and AI-focused media house. Also, we are rolling out a contributors program on Crypto India Magazine. Keep an eye on

✨ Reasons why Starbucks succeeded in India despite of being very expensive 📈🚀: • Creating High Quality restaurants Experience consistently with premium customer experience • Marketing as Premium brand • Targeting growing middle class and rich pe

The 3 Cs of Startups: How to Find Your Ideal Audience in India . India isn’t a single market, it’s a mix of four unique consumer segments, each with its own buying habits and priorities. If you’re launching a startup, focusing on the right C's Conve

Hey folks, We at Crypto India Magazine have completed a major rebuild and we're back in action. A quick rundown on us: Crypto India Magazine is an independent digital media outlet covering blockchain, crypto, DeFi, emerging AI trends, and more. Ou

India's Dependency on Foreign Platforms - India has 1.4 billion people, but we rely on foreign companies like YouTube, Instagram, and Google. - We lack a homegrown social media platform that can compete with global giants. - Creating a indigenous

BharatBizAI: A generative AI tool designed to help businesses in India create vernacular documents and content across various use cases such as: 1. Resume Creation   2. Hiring Notices   3. Legal Contracts   4. Notices or Circulars   5. Company’s HR

A couple of weeks ago, I attended a startup event where someone asked an intriguing question: "Why doesn't India have its own version of Instagram or WhatsApp? Why do startups trying to build similar platforms get rejected by investors as mere copie