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Hello Everyone! I am building a SAAS tool called PointCheck. The tool will enable you to see whether your software infrastructure is properly running or not. I feel it will be helpful for small companies who cannot afford to keep high complexity tool

The biggest flex for many people running startups in India is disclosing their team size. Many founders find it to be a great flex, In Indian society your status increases as you disclose that number But rarely what's good for status is good for Bu

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Idea For You Implement Now So guys we all know that the market size of juice industry in India is around 4 billon dollars and beverage industry is around 50 billion dollars with the growth rate of 8% annually. PROBLEM — In India peoples are not

As a business owner, If you understand the basics of Banking (negotiating and taking a loan + repaying it without choking your cash flow) and the principle of turning a 100 rupee investment into a 130 rupee return while keeping your overheads under 1

Founded in 2016 by three friends, Rapido wasn’t even supposed to be a bike taxi service. It started as a logistics company called “The karrier,” but they soon had the realisation: India has 75% of its vehicles as two-wheelers, and no one’s using them