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I am just trying to standout from the crowd also keeping my sanity and common sense intact... So far I have failed!

We're still pre product but our traction is that we're partnering with aggregator of 1500+ Hospitals, Leaderships at Top Hospitals advice us, we're building India's first Infant E-Care Infrastructure. Does anyone have tips on how should we approach

SoftBank Group Corp.Chief Executive Officer Masayoshi Son acknowledged that his company’s partnership with Mohammed Bin Salman’s Public Investment Fund has failed to fully deliver for the Saudi prince. “He already had his own vision,” Son said Frida

Okay, I was just checking the valuation of our Indian stock market and I noticed something interesting. Despite the heavy sell-off in October, FMCG, IT, and small-cap stocks are still overvalued. I understand why IT stocks are overvalued because the

Heartbroken & furious over the Ahmedabad Boeing 787 crash. Lives lost, families shattered, and a modern plane failed us. What went wrong? Pre-flight checks? Maintenance? Justice demands answers NOW. Needs a proper thorough, transparent high cla

In the wake of the US-China trade conflict, tech major Apple will source most of the iPhones sold in the North American nation in the June quarter from India. Apple CEO Tim Cook made the announcement in a post-earnings call. The CEO’s confirmation c

Failed in Public: Week 1 - Survived. It's been a full week since my launch fell flat on its face. The plan was to "build in public," but it quickly became a lesson in "failing in public." There was no magic moment this week. No sudden flood of users.

My first partnership failed I was lucky to get a US investor and partner, but I trusted the wrong people and deligated the core tasks & within a year I was out and the ruthless guys were still in the startup, So choose partnerships and people whom

Retail trading is booming, yet most traders still track their performance manually. The market lacks a truly seamless, AI-powered trading journal that integrates directly with brokers for automated tracking & deep analytics. With AI-driven insight

2024: The Year of Indian IPOs • In 2024, 13 Indian startups went public and made over Rs 29,000 crore ($3.4 billion). • These included Swiggy, Mobikwik, Ola Electric, FirstCry, Ixigo, and Unicommerce. Swiggy did well, Mobikwik was popular, and Ola