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Day 51: BLR Blockchain Buzz: Demystifying the Distributed Ledger Bengaluru's got a case of blockchain fever! But this tech can be tricky to grasp. Here's your cheat sheet: * Think Secure Ledger: Imagine a giant, shared record book - transparent,

Curious how long your startup can survive on its current cash? Or wondering where all your money actually goes each month? I built a lightweight Google Sheet called Cash Clarity Tool to help founders (like me) answer exactly that. It tracks: 🔹 Rea

This post made my day. A late-night ice cream order became a huge life lesson, thanks to a story from Ishan Bhatt on LinkedIn. When asked why he couldn't come up, the Zomato delivery partner's simple reply: "Sir, main handicapped hoon." A sudden m

There is a better alternative to Shark Tank! And that is "Invent it Rich" What it is? It is shows the American VC, Mark Portney's pitches. Why is it better? Instead of just showing the deal negotiation, unlike shark tank, it shows the pitch, VC's c

Will Reliance and Shein destroy ZARA, H&M and ZUDIO? A Business Case Study. Check out. In 2024, while Zara with 2200 stores generated a revenue of 29.1 billion dollars, H&M with 4300 stood at 22 billion dollars where as Shein alone has generated

Hey brothers, I want to know what Medial community think about antilia architecture. I am not interested in negative comments but I am certainly interested in positive view of antilia architecture because the people who has never able to gain somethi

This is the weirdest tax case in history... Apple found a way to pay 0.005% tax while others paid 12.5%. The EU demanded $13 billion in revenge. But Ireland fought AGAINST receiving $13 billion in tax money. This is the bizarre story that exposed

Day 18 of learning python as a beginner. Topic: match case and modular programming. Some suggested me to use match case instead of my usual if else statements as match case are more readable and appears more clear and organised. At that time I was

Top News of the Day: 1. Agritech robotics firm Niqo Robotics (formerly TartanSense) has raised Rs 74.7 crore or $9 million in a new round led by Brida Innovation Ventures. The fresh funding comes after a hiatus of three years for the Bengaluru-based