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🔖 Some say The 48 Laws of Power is manipulative, others say it’s the key to success. Here are its 48 laws in short:

I have strong feeling that soon google’s about to do to openai what it did to yahoo in the 90s.

Did you know that you could get way! More shopping items and things for 10 rupees back in the 80s than spending 500 rupees in the current era 😨😱😭

I love the 90s packaging style, it's so rich and asthetic, so damn eye catchy, packaging like it should come in market againn.

India is known for having one of the leaniest food laws in the world. You can see on the social media platforms that people nowadays because of people like Food Pharma. India needs to put in stringer fssai and legal metrology laws.

In my opinion as a founder, having the ability to motivate people to reach their greatest potential is more beneficial than believing that you are capable of doing anything.

When you’ve a USP, do you think disclosing it on random situations is okay?? Because the best companies are the stolen ideas in history. Correct me if I’m wrong

Zomato and Swiggy Breached Competition Laws, Finds CCI Probe By Applyly November 8, 2024 INTRODUCTION Zomato and Swiggy are two big food delivery platforms of India. Both the startups have come under scrutiny by the Competition Commission of India (C

What do you think are the next hot trends? Like we had mechanical in the days of industrial revolution 1.0, coding for the last few decades. What skills one must focus on to become relevant in 2030s and onwards?

We often talk about India becoming a superpower, but we can't ignore the high wealth inequality here. Have you ever felt that India is actually a poor country in some situations?