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QUOTE OF THE DAY: Live everyday of your life like it's going to be your last, because you never know it may be. Have a great day!

I need input on my idea. Every time I face difficult in sending my mother to village from bengalore by train or bus. As I am staying far away from city I ask help from my near by friends to assist her to board the train / Bus . My idea is to build

Progress doesn’t always come with big, noticeable changes. Sometimes it’s in the small, everyday actions—staying up late to finish a task, learning from mistakes, or choosing not to give up. These moments, though they may seem small, are what lead to

Happy National Startup Day! Today is for the dreamers, the hustlers, and everyone who dared to start small but think big. Startups aren’t just businesses, they’re stories of sleepless nights, endless chai, and never giving up. From solving everyday

🛠 Happy Labour Day May 1st – More than just a holiday. Today, we honour the hands that build, clean, carry, grow, drive, and repair the world we live in. 🌾 From farmers and factory workers 🏗 To drivers, delivery agents, artisans, and office

It's only May 11, and within less than half a month, FIIs have already invested ₹14,167 crore in the Indian market. This amount also includes the net selling from the last trading day. Now, the key thing to watch is whether these numbers remain the s

Here is a startup idea in mobality and electricity generation: 1. There is thousands of acers of free land besides railway tracks and on highways. 2. Install solar pannel in these spare land for electricity generation and provide electricity to railw

You brush twice a day…with what though?🪥💀 Most of us trust our toothpaste without ever checking what’s inside it. If you actually read the ingredients, half of them sound like they belong in your bathroom cabinet — not your mouth😬 It’s 2025 — ti

DAY - 3 of my Blog where I share my thoughts, experiences and ideas – one day at a time Yesterday I felt like I had one foot in confidence. Today… I think that second foot finally stepped off the edge. The morning dragged — you know those days wher