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Flipkart is to post-2007 Indian startup era what Infosys was to the IT revolution of the 80s-90s

Why Don't We Use the Median for Everything? A Tale of Outliers and Statistical Sanity The Question: We all know the median is like that cool kid who's immune to peer pressure – outliers don't faze it. So why, oh why, do we stick with the mean for t

Fashion Law: Protecting Creativity in a Fast-Paced World The fashion industry is a battleground for original designs. From iconic red soles to intricate patterns, protecting creativity is crucial. But existing laws struggle to keep up. Design right

Im thinking of building an platform where freelanceres can share quatation and client can pay accordingly Everything will be according to laws and regulations , if client rejects to pay or freelancer didn't fulfil service criteria , strict action w

More Work ≠ More Results One of the biggest traps early founders fall into is believing that more hustle means more success. The reality? Being constantly busy doesn't equal being productive. Filling every hour with tasks, saying yes to everything

PepsiCo the drink of the new generation🥤🥤 PepsiCo's story began in 1893 when pharmacist Caleb Bradham created "Brad’s Drink" to aid digestion. Renamed Pepsi-Cola in 1898, it gained popularity but went bankrupt in 1923. Revived in the 1930s, Pepsi

If you give a good idea to a mediocre team, they will screw it up. If you give a mediocre idea to a brilliant team, they will either fix it or throw it away and come up with something better. Build brilliant teams. Brilliant teams aren't filled wit

Title: Quick Commerce & The Theory of Evolution – A Modern Instinct Ever wondered why Quick Commerce (like Blinkit, Zepto) became a big hit in India? The answer lies in something ancient — the Theory of Evolution. Back in the day, early humans hun