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Somen Das

Senior developer | b... • 1y

who think anything related to online education is big no no. most of the online edtech business now opening their offline Market to sell knowledge. on top of everything they all are very costly for most of our Indians. let discuss all ideas to make

Looper

If nothing goes righ... • 1y

Big no, there are thousands of companies on online courses and many people claiming over of what they teach and more. But online learning is the best thing. Offline is hell of a ride bruh. You can't go to 1000 miles for a course right. Just think abo

Somen Das

Senior developer | b... • 1y

more comfort is the silent killer, in bengali we say " কষ্ট করলে কেস্ট মেলে" english will be like ["no pains no gains " , " No sweat, no sweet " , " No cross, no crown."]

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