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✨ I’ve also launched a new blog where I’ll be sharing my professional and academic journey. I’ll cover tech, software engineering, and other interesting insights along the way. Check it out here: https://blogs.abhijit.website

We will help your family if you die ❌ There's ₹1.84 lakh crore in unclaimed assets in india. families never found it because nobody told them where to look. When someone dies, their bank doesn't call the family. their insurance company doesn't rea

Not Having All the Answers Is Part of the Process One of the weirdest things about being a founder? You start something thinking you’ll figure it out... And every day proves you don’t know much — yet you move forward. I’ve learned to say “I don’t

What if someone, either an entrepreneur or a person pretending to invest in my idea, tries to steal it ?

Okay, so from now on, I’ll start posting daily updates about the progress of my platform. I’ll talk about every piece of code that helps our codebase and share how it feels to be building something solo. I’ll post twice a day — in the morning, I’ll

Truth is, I've stayed in entrepreneurship long enough, but I’ve never seen anything like this. This is a do-or-die moment. And to everyone still standing in the game... Hats off to you. Respect.

I’ve been thinking about starting my journey in the field of data analytics for a while now. And finally, I’ve decided to take the first step by learning Power BI — one of the most in-demand tools used in top companies. I’ve made a proper 7-day road

Me: I’ll fix that bug in 5 minutes. Also me, 6 hours later: I’ve rewritten half the app, questioned my life choices, and the bug is now a feature. #DeveloperHumor #CodingLife #SendHelp

"Actually, nobody knows about the worldly things; we just pretend." Here's the thing: even those who seem to know it all are simply acting the part. We’re all moving through life with uncertainty, playing our roles. But the true magic? It's in t

Nature isn’t angry. She’s exhausted. Loot the mountains, and this is what you get. Stop calling it a disaster - start calling it a consequence... Deforest, overbuild, ignore warnings… and the river remembers. Loudly!!! Source - NDTV