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India is moving fast and i dont think its going to stop for the next decade. What do you guys think about india as a performing assest over the next decade?

🚀 Startup Founders Math's Quiz — 1 💱 If your customer base grows by 10% monthly, calculate your revenue growth over the next 12 months, assuming a fixed RPU of ₹1,000

India's GDP is likely to touch $5 trillion over the next four years and will overtake Japan and Germany to become the third largest economy by 2027 ~ Jefferies

I think salaried people in the 40-60 age bracket in India got the short end of stick. Neither are they able to enjoy the socialistic benefits like pension and govt jobs. Nor were they able to extract enough value out of the Indian booming economy.

Why will AI replace your job? Last decade we witnessed creation of new high skilled jobs - like TikTok dancers, course sellers, race & deliver, Crowdwork comedians, YouTube reviewers, Canva/Figma designers, NFT artists, online teachers... Media, ut

Q-Day, or Y2Q (Years to Quantum), is the date when quantum computers are expected to be able to break public-key cryptography. Cybersecurity and quantum security experts estimate that Q-Day will occur within the next decade. Some say it could happen

What do you guys think about the manufacturing industry in India? Why is there less innovation in this field, and why, despite so much government support, we are not able to create a good manufacturing ecosystem? We need manufacturing to create enoug

The year is 1997. Apple is just 90 days from bankruptcy. Enter Steve Jobs. With ONE move no-one saw coming, he brings Apple back to life. Apple stock explodes 7,000% over the next 14 years. Here's the story: Let's rewind to 1985: Steve Jobs, App

🇮🇳 India has become the leader in IPOs for 2024, surpassing China and the US - Financial Times. 🏆 Top countries by number of IPOs — 1️⃣ India — 310 IPOs 2️⃣ USA — 226 3️⃣ South Korea — 117 4️⃣ China — 84 🌏 It’s highly likely tha

Durga Puja plays an important role in the economy of West Bengal since it contributes largely to its GDP and provides widespread employment to all sections of people. The creative industries associated with the festival are valued at about ₹32,377 cr