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Just learning about entrepreneurship is like teaching someone about how all the buttons of a aeroplane work and expect them to fly it after that

A recent debate has sparked on social media after a startup CEO Vinayak Sarawagi revealed that an intern declined a Rs 10,000 monthly stipend offer. The conversation gained traction when the CEO published an open letter defending the stipend, arguin

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

What do you think is the biggest challenge farmers face today? How can we, as a community, support them better? Share your thoughts!

Patrick Collison’s advice for people in their 20s: “Work at a place with high standards” Most people in their 20s ask: “What should I do?” Wrong question. The right question: “Where can I learn the highest standards?” Patrick Collison, Stripe’s c

In a startup, everyone does a little bit of everything. One day, I’m handling code; the next, I’m helping with social media or talking to clients. It’s a balancing act that’s sometimes overwhelming, but it’s also what makes this journey so exciting.

The "Founder Pain" Post (Direct Sales) Goal: To make CEOs realize how much money they are losing by manually training interns. Headline: Founders: Are you tired of being a "Human Manual"? Body: Every time you hire a new intern or developer, you los

Title: Personalized AI Education Modernizing Learning I have an idea for a startup that offers personalized AI teaching. It lets students choose their own teachers based on what they like. The AI analyzes data to make sure the teaching fits each s