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Meta's upcoming launches in bullet points: •Threads App: Expansion of the web version for full functionality. •P92 App: A new text-based social network to rival Twitter and Mastodon. •Meta Verified: A subscription service for verified badges on Fa

This is a huge leap for the Indian AI ecosystem! Sarvam-M being open-weight and built on top of Mistral is super exciting—especially for those of us working in Indic NLP and multilingual apps. The focus on coding, math, and 10 major Indian language

Idea for You Implement Now ★ I am thinking to open re-hab centers in India just like USA , China , Japan with same facilities like foreign countries . Currently Indian re-hab centers are the worst in term of facilities and treatment ★ So we all kn

Join Us in Building Veloguard AI: A Student-Led Project We are a group of Class 12 students, passionate about technology and innovation, taking our first steps into the world of AI and automotive safety. Our project, Veloguard AI, is an ambitious in

Can India really compete with China in manufacturing? Absolutely—but only if we play to our strengths and fix our weaknesses. China built its dominance on speed, scale, infrastructure, and consistent government support. But today, the world is look

Now, this was unexpected… A reality check ! And not just any reality check, one delivered by a cabinet minister, at one of the largest startup events: Startup Mahakumbh ! Huge respect to Piyush Goyal Ji for holding up a mirror to the entire startup

The Curious Case of Continue Watching! — Netflix In 2007, Netflix noticed a significant trend: many users were immediately clicking "Play" on the next episode of a show they were watching, even late at night. The Key Moment: This behavior wasn't ra

A decade ago, building a startup in India was a HUGE thing. Something like climbing Everest without proper gears. ❌ Funding was scarce. ❌ The ecosystem barely existed. ❌ Tech startups weren’t taken seriously. Fast forward to today: ✅ 100K+ startu

How Nokia Went from Icon to Cautionary Tale Once the king of mobile phones, Nokia ruled the world with its indestructible devices and catchy ringtones. But when the smartphone wave hit, Nokia blinked. While Apple redefined phones and Android took ov