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Can we launch a new "Secure from False Allegations" insurance policy? Just like health and term insurance, this policy will support those who fall prey to false allegations. By tying up with law college students, we will provide legal help to those w

🚨 BREAKING: BUILDER .AI = THERANOS OF AI?! 🤯 Microsoft-backed "AI unicorn" Builder .ai just COLLAPSED—$1.5B valuation VANISHED overnight! All that "AI-powered app building"? Turns out it was mostly Indian engineers writing code behind the scenes,

Google violated antitrust laws by maintaining an illegal monopoly over the online search market । U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta's 277-page ruling concluded that the tech giant exploited its dominance to stifle competition and innovation in the sear

Marriages are so scary. Billion dollar founder gets cheated on by his wife who then files a fake case & abducts his son. Due to normal laws in Singapore and America, the authorities clear him but he makes the fatal mistake of coming to India to sav

I have 3 SAAS ideas💡 HELP ME VALIDATE THIS IDEA as a SHARK 🦈 1. D2C businesses mainly rely on customer feedback for sustainability. PROBLEM :Finding their target audience for their business, Effective customer feedback analysis. SOLUTION: Our

poetic tribute to Pyotr Kropotkin, a 19th-century Russian philosopher who went from being a prince to a passionate anarchist — meaning, he believed that government and capitalism should be replaced by voluntary cooperation and community-based living.

Imagine this: You’re attending a random public event, and a misunderstanding suddenly escalates into a situation that could lead to legal consequences. You might find yourself asking, “What laws apply here? Am I protected? What are my rights?” That’s

Hey Niket, I’ve noticed that on medial, users can cast a vote just by signing in with a Google account. This has led to an influx of fake votes, as people are creating multiple accounts just to manipulate the results. I have come across several i

Here’s a summary of today’s startup news in India: Bengaluru-based space tech startup Pixxel, backed by Google, successfully launched three hyperspectral imaging satellites via a SpaceX rocket from California, marking India's first private satellite

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