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Just Bought Zepto's premium for Rs1!😁 It's really great for people like me who order daily grocery from blinkit or instamart!😃 I was paying food delivery and grocery also! I don't need that!😑 And I guess most household cook food rather than orderi

Your backend skills don’t define you. Your response to failure does. That’s the real test. That’s where trust forms. Backend engineering isn’t about proving your decisions are always perfectly correct forever. It’s about adapting quickly. Systems w

Rs 120 Crore Raised, Still Crying Over Rent? Startup Truth Bombs! 💥 Harsh Pokharna, IIT Kanpur grad, OKCredit’s CEO, took Rs 120 crore in 2019. And guess what? He’s still stressing about Bengaluru rent like a broke intern. 😳 This is the ugly truth

founders can't always be right ✅ while implementing their product. the users may use it differently too.. we should have guts or decision making skills to pivot ASAP!. Eg: A great example of this is Instagram: When Instagram was first launched in

Types of people sharing startup advice / their story on Medial / Instagram / Reddit etc > the “idea dudes” probably just put lame prompts on chatgpt and generate the most generic or hypothetical ideas which will never actually work. > the “agency

🚨 Hard Commitments vs Soft Commitments in VC — A Founder’s Guide to Avoiding Betrayal If you're a startup founder raising capital, there's one concept that could make or break your round — and that’s understanding the difference between hard commit