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Three years ago I bought three books from a roadside book stall near The Great India Place mall, Noida. Books are namely - "$100 startup", "No rules rules", and "Dotcom secrets". Finished reading first two books one or two years ago. Everything is

BUSINESS = PROFIT !? Well, Not really The real product isn’t what you buy — it’s what you keep buying ⬇️ Check this out ⬇️ Cinemas lose money on movie tickets but make it back through snacks like popcorn,nachos etc This is called "Loss leader S

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The first book I ever read was Founder’s Office by Sarthak Ahuja. When I read it years ago, I didn’t really get it. I was too early in my journey to understand what it was trying to teach. Reading it again now felt completely different. The way Sart

Crazy stories Many foreigners say that India is way too back when it comes in technology. Hear this out: An Indian mit student developed a mind reading device 5 years ago .Arnav Kapur, a Delhi-born graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of T

Name - RedBoX Problem- Nowadays, People are not interested in reading books. Solution- We want to revolutionise the book business. We will take good condition books from customer and pay accordingly and we will sell it online less than market price

The last time I opened the Play Store to download Medial was a year ago. I remember that as a kid, I used to explore the Play Store frequently. Do you also feel that the use of the Play Store has declined? or I'm the exception? 🥲

Laptop-as-a-service Put your laptop or spare device available for others to use. People will use your laptop and pay you for the time they used. Kind of cloud but using your own laptops Connect your laptop via internet. It is not Anydesk or TeamV

Apple doesn't feel luxurious anymore! Back in the days I remember when I was a child I used to go to malls and where there was an apple store I used to sneak in and used their newly launched iphones just because it was a great experience. Seeing an