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Is India Betting on the Right Fuel? Elon Musk Thinks Not. The Government of India is making bold moves, transitioning from fossil fuels to green hydrogen. But Elon Musk, the EV pioneer, isn’t convinced. He’s called hydrogen cars “mind-bogglingly stu

Why don't incense stick companies directly apply the red part of matchstick to the tip of the stick instead of providing free matchsticks inside the box? This approach could save more trees, be easily marketed, and offer a cost-effective, easy, and s

EV’s (ep 1/10):- Autonomous vehicles have been highly anticipated because of the possibility that they will greatly reduce or perhaps eliminate the collisions that cause more than one million deaths each year. But safety isn’t the only potential be

Everyone talks about the same billionaires everyday: Musk. Zuck. Bezos. But there's one man who became a billionaire at just 25 — and by 2030, the entire world will use his product. Here's his story (and what you can learn from him): Austin is a

The Invention of the Car: A Journey of Innovation In 1885, Karl Benz created something extraordinary: the Benz Patent-Motorwagen, the world’s first car. But the real game-changer was his wife, Bertha. She took the car on a daring 66-mile road trip,

Alright so now there is Open AI GPT o1 which could think before hand and solve and connect puzzles and give you solutions and is much better than GPT 4o . it has like 120 IQ points and even greater level of intelligence to solve complex problems lite

What if we had a platform that visualized all of India’s data? Imagine a single space where we could access real-time, visualized information on energy consumption, population trends, vehicles on the road, birth and death rates, education levels, he

Just wrapped up some research comparing EVs and petrol cars in India, and wanted to share what I found! Did you know electric vehicles in India cost only ₹1.00-1.70 per km to run? Compare that to petrol vehicles at ₹6-9 per km! 🤯 Yes, EVs cost mor

Premiumisation of consumer products- A lot is being talked about consumer preference being shifting to mass premiumisation of products. Like Boat did mass premiumisation towards audio wearables Noise towards watches, Mamaearth towards beauty and pe