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Do successful startup founders spread fake emotional stories about their background, claiming they had hard times? Sometimes, do they try to become like Abraham Lincoln? True or False?

The Surprise Election Night Winner: Perplexity On Tuesday, two AI startups, xAI and Perplexity, tried to position their chatbots as reliable, real-time sources of information during the high-stakes presidential election. Elon Musk's Grok, however, f

Why are we not building our own social media? trump has its own social media ,even china has its own social media. India needs to have its own social media because we need to have the best in building our narrative.

RBI has sent back 100 tonnes of its gold reserves from Britain to India. During the crisis in 1991, we had to send gold out overnight.

I had heard about "Delhivery" that this company had started doing only food delivery in the beginning, For which it had also tied up with "Zomato" founder Deependra Goyal. So how did Delhivery grow so much, what was the mindset behind all this? How d

UPI Transactions were down 3 times in a week and the reason is high transaction due to IPL, Basically people started using apps like dream 11 and other betting apps. I mean, its easy to beat 90% of people out there as they’re anyway losing it all.

How Durex Marketed Condoms Without Saying “Condom” 🔥 Selling condoms in India? Taboo. Tricky. But Durex? They didn’t care. They turned awkward into art. Instead of ads like “Buy our condoms,” they dropped fire tweets like: “Suddenly everyone w

Everyone wants a seamless, instant digital payments system — until it fails. UPI processes over 580 million transactions daily, silently powering India’s cashless economy. But today’s outage was a stark reminder: even the most advanced systems are o

Dude, I had looked into F&O and swing trading before, but today I came across mutual fund trading as well. The funny thing is, its returns are usually higher than those of regular traders because it doesn't have the extra costs that we have to pay du

Days ago, Times of India put out a misleading report, which claimed that Bengaluru had surpassed Delhi in private car ownership 😅😅 It cited the data from Delhi Statistical Handbook 2023, in which Bengaluru has 23.1 lakh private cars, compared to D