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Niket Raj Dwivedi What was the defining moment that made you believe in medial and what gave you the conviction to bet on it ?

DO YOU KNOW Zomato was initially called "Foodiebay" when it was founded in 2008. The name was later changed to Zomato in 2010 to make it more unique and globally appealing. Does the brand name affect businesses?

I cannot bring myself to believe that deflation is bad as it makes things more affordable for the consumers, who then can buy more thus stimulating the economy. Can someone convince me?

I believe Shark Tank India will be dead by season 5 whereas Shark Tank US remarkably is going on for 16 seasons. Same old clothing and food startups makes it kinda boring.

Ganda Dhanda (2/20) Boat and Hammer In Shark tank S1, Rohit pitched his company called Hammer Lifestyle in Shark Tank. It was a direct competition to Boat which sold products like Headphones, Speakers and electric toothbrush. Rohit had asked a 10 c

Hey friends, We’ve launched a startup called Sellbrochure IPDP, a book publishing platform. Are you interested in getting your books published? Currently, Sellbrochure IPDP is offering free publishing services. It has official tie-ups with 320+ maj

What is Moment Marketing? (And Why It’s a Game-Changer) Most marketing is boring. It’s planned months in advance, feels stale, and gets ignored. Moment marketing is the antidote. It’s about capitalizing on real-time events, trends, or cultural mome

Startups are messy. But they don’t have to be lonely. I’m building something that makes the journey smarter, smoother, and a lot more fun. It’s called HatchUp — and you’ll want to keep an eye on it. hatchup.website #BuildingOnMedial #AI #Startups #

Dear So-called Founders, If you're inquiring for a product or service, then it's your f*cking responsibility to respond to the salesperson reaching out to you, even if you don't NEED it. Ignoring them doesn’t make you a boss; it makes you a clown.

Markets fall when problems arise not because of the problem itself, but because we fear it. Once fear fades, optimism returns. Even just the talk of solutions (like trade deals) makes the market believe again. That’s how sentiment drives economics.