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You don't need a extra ordinary idea to build something. Ola cabs is a copy of uber. Facebook inspired by myspace Execution matters. Ideas dont

This Startup is Making Flying Cars a Reality! Meet Joby, an American startup founded on 9/11 (2009) by JoeBen Bevirt. JoeBen had a deep interest in engineering from a young age. In high school, he built the world’s first full-suspension mountain bi

Hi everyone 👋 I’m seriously thinking of building an app/tool that verifies the authenticity of posts and accounts on social media in real time. We all see it daily — fake news, deepfakes, bot accounts, impersonation, manipulated images/videos, and m

Have you ever heard of a startup that's building a flying taxi? Sounds futuristic, right? Well, guess what India has one too! It’s called The ePlane Company, and they’re on a mission to completely change how we move around cities, using their very ow

Hi there will a startup like Halo cabs will work in India. So this it how it works. We will pay cab drivers to place a smart digital billboard on the roof of there cars and sell the advertisement slots to various companies later will introduce in cab

Most people think product ideas come from a sudden moment of inspiration. They don’t. I’ve spent time building stuff , and every single time, the idea wasn’t some lightbulb moment . It came from something observable. Something that already existed

When do you change your tyres? On time or only when there’s no other option left? For both bikes and cars, tyre replacement is something most of us push until we absolutely have to. Some people plan ahead, while others wait for a puncture or until t

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The Flipkart Mafia has given us some of the most exciting startups in India, and these founders are changing the game in their own industries. Here are four super cool companies that came out of this powerhouse: 1. Cult.fit – Where Fitness is Fun W

🎭 The Thiel Files: When Being Wrong Makes You Right Peter Thiel has made a fortune by being the only one in the room who says, “Actually, I disagree.” In a world built on consensus, Thiel thrives on conflict. He doesn’t chase trends—he questions t