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Nowadays, Building a fresh core team for startup is tough.

I m building ticket booking platform which can make tough competition for current player on market, I m looking for funding now

Building a startup is not for those who say "what are you building", but for those who say "for whom you are building"

Unpopular opinion but I think we should NOT build our business like: 1. Idea 2. Product 3. Audience Instead we should pursue 1. Idea 2. Audience 3. Product Building a product is often quite easy compared to building an audience.

Bangalore is an amazing city, no doubt, but it’s also quite expensive. If anyone is in need of legal assistance—whether it’s drafting, advisory, or anything else—feel free to reach out. Not sure if this goes against community guidelines, but I thoug

But it’s for the progress of the humanity, right?

When life gets tough and dreams seem far, Remember who you truly are, Failures come, but don’t dismay, Brighter times are on the way. In every setback, find your spark, Light up the world, and leave your mark 🌕. A gentle reminder for all my ma

Is there a market for an end-to-end encrypted photo backup solution, similar to Google Photos but with privacy? Are people willing to pay for such a service?

The end value addition of Q-commerce, devastating for the riders involved. The median payout in Tier-I city after working for 10 hours a day is coming ~18k generously. As per the living cost across metros, it will become increasingly tough for them t

Is choosing your co-founder the most crucial step in building a startup? Starting a startup as students is never easy When you're picking a co-founder, especially a school friend, it can feel like the perfect match—shared history, trust, and mutua