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Hey fam! 🌟 Just came across this app called SUPP—it’s a new Gen Z news app. It’s actually getting some serious traction as a startup. They’re doing news differently—real, verified updates in 1-minute bites, all in our vibe. No boring old feeds, jus

Doctors will now write prescriptions in kannada. somebody said here that Bangalore is a whole new level of network, but it's a whole new level of bullshit things and laws and a whole new level of foolishness.

it's cool 1. "Just landed on Medial and loving it so far!" 2. "Medial, you've got a new fan! First impressions are awesome!" 3. "Excited to explore Medial! Initial thoughts: AMAZING!" #medial #vibe

Medial is for English speakers only. Why don't you post in हिंदी language? Or we can just add translation feature. Just a thought

Is it true nowadays new and small brands have high chance of success thanna little established brand as customers want to try a variety of products and not just want to stick ok one product

Paul Graham wrote there are two different ways to run a company: founder mode and manager mode. It’s not just about following the rules of the organisation, there’s a whole different mindset at play. Read this: https://www.paulgraham.com/foundermode.

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Imagine biodegradable cutlery, water bottles, and other common travel essentials made from eco-friendly materials embedded with seeds and natural manure. These products wouldn't just reduce waste; they'd actively contribute to afforestation. When dis

Difynd is an innovative e-commerce platform designed to empower creative entrepreneurs, small businesses, and niche brands across India. We are more than just a marketplace; Difynd is a dynamic, community-driven ecosystem where new and unique brands

Stop overwhelming yourself with massive goals. When you aim too high too fast, it’s easy to lose momentum and give up. But here's a better way: 1. Start small. Focus on what you can handle daily. 2. Consistency is key, not speed. 3. Break down