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India possesses a substantial talent pool, a growing startup ecosystem, and government initiatives to foster innovation. How can India effectively bridge the gap between its vast pool of talent and the creation of world-class companies?

Indian economy is likely to grow at 7.5% in 2024. Do you think it will really help the people living below the poverty line to transition to the middle class, or will this growing economy only benefit the rich? What is your opinion?

If this thing happens then middle class get so much advantages 🤯🤯 Example - Calculation (For Petrol) Base Price: ₹50 per liter Dealer Commission: ₹3 per liter GST (28%): On base price + dealer commission, i.e., 28% of (₹50 + ₹3) = ₹14.84Total P

While the West crumbles, one Eastern European nation is quietly building a superpower: • Outpacing US economy • Strongest military in Europe • Silicon Valley's new favorite $62.7B hub The rise of Poland is the greatest story nobody's talking about

Govt wants to uplift people from poverty to middle class. Actual Meaning: Govt wants more tax paying people while the current tax paying people can keep paying. Actual result: Middle class people can keep working like donkeys for the rest of thei

The Future of Healthcare in India India's healthcare sector is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by technological advancements, increasing healthcare awareness, and government initiatives. The country's large population and growing midd

WTF , why these few AI image Generation companies shows india as a so backward and low class country 😡😡 Actually i asked meta ai to create indian house and that ai literally give me cottage but same AI portraying USA house as a well developed and

Bangalore's Entrepreneurial Spirit: A Cocktail of Innovation Bangalore's startup scene is a vibrant mix of ambition and ingenuity. Here's what fuels its fire: * Tech-savvy population * Risk-taking attitude * Supportive ecosystem (incubators, a

Let's decode the Semiconductor Industry in India : High Import Reliance: • India depends heavily on other countries for semiconductors. • Major suppliers: China, Taiwan, South Korea, and the USA. • In 2023, India imported semiconductors worth ov

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