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Indian Start-up Story - We started with service! Democratising with innovation! Will be driven by hardwares! Will rule by design! Wish too see that before I die!

IndiGo will launch Electric Air Taxi by 2026! What do you think will be it's Effect on Traffic? Will it decrease?

Successful startup case studies are common. But we usually don't tend to discuss about what did the failing startups do wrong? Don't you think it's important to have case studies equally informative and appealing for things done wrong by several c

What do you guys think about new updates in chatGPT and Gemini? I feel it's clear that these all big players will do whatever it takes to win the market they don't care about anything!

Who do you think will dominate AI in the future? And would there be a different company for every ai product or one company will rule all? Let's Discuss?

The ‘Two-Minute Rule’ That Saved My Startup When building a startup, procrastination is deadly. James Clear’s “Two-Minute Rule” (from Atomic Habits) saved me: If something takes less than two minutes, do it immediately. This rule eliminated small d

This 1 rule is what almost every expert has in common. It’s the 10,000-hour rule. Popularized by Malcolm Gladwell in his book "Outliers," this rule suggests achieving world-class expertise in any skill is largely a matter of practicing the correct

Meetio Launching soon. More about it - it's a micro Saas for business meeting optimization.Also any one could use it it will be launched soon by month end and it will be completely free ...

Just now read a article on inheritance tax from finshots. Like literally the rule in some countries is that you need to give 55 % of it to the government and you will get just 45 % of it. Maybe it could be a great idea for money inequality and low