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There are two types of entrepreneurs: 1.Those who aim to solve meaningful problems. 2.Those who chase funding milestones. One creates sustainable impact, the other fuels a financial bubble. Choose wisely

The real struggle is for those who come from tier 3 cities, where there is no backup, support, or connections. We spend 5 to 15 lakh on education at prestigious institutes in tier 1 city colleges, only to receive job offers with a package of 2 LPA in

Imagine you are a fresher. You have 2 job offers. A 7 LPA job in a big company in your hometown. And a 5 LPA job in a startup in another city. Which would you choose and why?

Just like AI, there are two types of humans, those who think before responding and those who dont.

Building a startup is not for those who say "what are you building", but for those who say "for whom you are building"

ANYTHING MORE IMPORTANT THAN EDUCATION? NOT TALKING ABOUT CHAPRI INFLUENCERS , WHO ARE STILL EARNING a LOT!

Some people here have opened shops selling sandwiches and making pakoras, considering themselves big startups while trying to give advice to those who are actually bringing innovative technologies to the table. Many of them are inspired by Prafull Bi

I am hiring people for digital marketing and i can pay you 1.5 lpa to 2 lpa if he or she is expert in digital marketing and that person should be living in jaipur only

Calling ₹70 LPA, ₹2 Cr homes, and international schools 'middle class' is a slap in the face to 99% of India! Real middle class struggles at ₹5-15 LPA, paying EMIs for a ₹30L flat.