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What are the services that indians are not ready to pay for yet, but it is common in other countries? This actually helps in understanding any market opportunities as indians are starting to pay for subscriptions.

Here's a link of my new blog that I wront yester, Which is on a web3 if you explore that or want to learn that I want you to check it once that helps you a lot for basic understanding of a web3, smart contract, miners, solidity language, etc. 👇🏼👇

Yes it’s official, PhonePe and CRED have secured spots in Kantar’s prestigious list of the top 75 Indian brands, reflecting their growing influence, consumer trust, and brand strength in the country’s fast-evolving digital economy. Their inclusion si

If someone helps me, I can make the whole world aware of something that people cannot even imagine. Yes, I am telling the truth. After doing a lot of research on the fuel-less electric generator, I realized that what I researched can actually work sm

Can you win the Tier2/Tier3 market? 🚀 Opportunities are much higher in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. But the penetration rste into these cities are very low. This is majorly because its expensive to market in Tier2 and Tier3 cities, and the tradition

Obtaining a license and understanding the Shop Act License Renewal in India is mandatory to operate legally anywhere in India. This helps regulate working hours, holidays, workplace safety, and employee conditions.

Mr. Ratan Tata started the Nano for the middle class to reduce bike accidents and provide comfortable travel at a reasonable price. Unfortunately, this vision wasn't widely understood. However, now MG's Comet has become one of the best-selling cars i

In my latest blog, I explore the multifaceted dynamics of player engagement within the thriving gaming industry, now a multi-billion dollar marketplace. I analyze market dynamics, highlighting platform distribution: 55% mobile, 28% PC, and 16% consol