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I think there is a strong gap between what govt. wants from youth and what youth is capable of, no matter how much we brag about the *startup ecosystem*. But a big sect of India is undereducated and unable to work on this due to our educational curri

Expansive bullets are considered one of the most dangerous bullets and were banned by the Hague Convention over 100 years ago. When they enter the body, they expand significantly, creating extensive wound channels, tearing soft tissue and crushing bo

Declining Political Interest: A report by the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS) reveals that 46% of Indian youth have little to no interest in politics. Despite the large youth demographic, many are disillusioned with the political

hey, Indian is a more populated country and it is developing step by step, so the youth are getting unemployment and job less, hence' the technological education getting in trend and people are more attracted to create their value and jobs in the m

A potential resurgence of COVID-19 appears to be a concern for many. If lockdown measures are reinstituted, it's important to prioritize two key areas: focus on developing your skills and career, and maintain your health. While the prospect of anothe

DGT & Shell India Launch Green Skills + EV Training Program for Youth The Directorate General of Training (DGT), under the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, in collaboration with Shell India, has launched a nationwide green skills a

The 'Soft Pass' is the most dangerous signal in fundraising. When a VC says: 'Let's keep in touch' or 'Come back when you have X ARR'. They aren't being polite. They are preserving optionality. Analytically, a 'Maybe' is worse than a 'No'. • A 'No

The most dangerous loop that keep us trapped. Justifying your wrong decisions with weak reasons is one of the biggest mistakes we humans make. Whether in trading or in life it always costs us. Maybe not immediately, but definitely in the future. Wh