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what's that one start-up idea which is so common but yet is practically impossible to achieve

What's your take on Trump's Assassination Attempt

Credit card bill payment apps are overrated.😮‍💨 I have accounts on Cred and Cheq, but they have no real use. On a bill payment of ₹30,000, Cred pays ₹3 cashback🫡, and the Cred coins are practically worthless. Cheq, on the other hand, have same

Apple's success? It's not just about sleek designs and catchy ads. Steve Jobs didn't chase trends; he chased what people didn't even know they needed. Attempt 1: Atari tech [FAILED ❌] Attempt 2: Hand-designed circuit boards [FAILED ❌] Attempt 3: Ma

Do you think Assassins attempt on Donald Trump is gonna change something?

Amul packaging 🔥 This does not look very appealing to most people, but amul had lauched a premium box of brown colour and they kept all these chocolate in it as set, and it looked so hot 💥💥

Have you ever been on a platform where you can build things practically like imagine building a website or any ev vehicle like a prototype . And not only online things but also like small gadgets with prototype and learning how to do them?

Gujarat a state of business, but people say most of there business is traditional, they need tech as a techie what kind of problem that I can solve for them. For me it's practically not possible to visit Gujarat due to clg but I want to understand

🚨 According to a study, around 60% of India's unicorn startup founders succeeded on their first attempt.

What do think about this ?consumers I think it is not nice wear VR in school