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I do think this amazing platform MEDIAL also require such a minute changes to improve user experience like, 1. Whenever we click on an image, it must put it into full size and zooming should be implemented. 2. And autocorrect is not good sometimes. I

Is it normal for a non IT guy to be interested in Tech and coding? I don't have tech knowledge, hindering my ability to think big. I am a person who likes to dig deep if I know the basics. In this tech driven world I want to know if my small ideas ca

AYURSKAAN is a diagnostic tool that integrates Ayurvedic principles with modern health assessments. It maps an individual’s bodily constitution over a Vedic lifespan of 121 years, identifying gaps between expected and present states of bodily systems

Many companies have issues with matching algorithms using language, gender and much more. they are afraid of implementing them or maybe they are doing it from their side. I don't know. but whenever the topic is about the public feeling bad or governm

📖 DAILY BOOK SUMMARIES 📖 🚀 12 Lessons from 👉 🔥 Essentials Of Economics 🔥 ✨ By N - Gregory Mankiw ✨ 1. Ten Principles of Economics Mankiw starts by introducing the ten basic principles that form the foundation of economic thinking • Peo

The Harsh Reality of Venture Capital: Recently, I spoke with a founder who had a fantastic business idea, but he was struggling to secure venture capital funding. Got myself thinking: why do some great ideas never get the backing they need? The tr

The Quiet Giant That’s Already Living With You Let’s skip the intro and get honest: AI isn’t coming. It’s already here, sipping your Wi-Fi, riding shotgun in your phone, sliding into your job, your playlists, your grocery list… possibly even your lo

I've studied the Indus Valley Report published by Blume Ventures this year. Here are some key points I’ve noticed: 1. India’s Consumption Story is Uneven The top 10% contribute 66% of India’s economy, while the middle class struggles to grow. The lo

A few months ago, @nikhilkamathcio launched India’s first non-dilutive grant for founders 25 and under: WTFund. 1,500+ applications. 160 shortlists. 15 founders. 9 companies. That’s cohort 1. Applications for Cohort 2 are live now, with the deadline