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Lately I was thinking that Indian Armed Forces are heavily dependent on Human Soldiers that creates a unnecessary case of casualties. As we see advancement in AI and Robotics isn't it possible for Indian Armed Forces to make Human Soldiers coordinate

People..decentralized is sure future backable with nuclear power quantum computing bc so on and ai agi.. india is taking advantage by not allowing is indias problem not to help inside players.. dive into breakable transactions wallet building tokens

Got paid for creating content. (Won the Medial App Creator Program) Awesome set of founders executing the hardest thing to build big in this decade. Running an app-based social media platform from India for startups is exactly what the world needs

Why super apps like tata doesn't work in india. 1. Super app literally would not work anywhere in the world actually. In china it worked because they have very much regulations and they made aggregation fo different companies. But not like their su

Why Indian social media platforms fail? [Opinion] 🧠 With the inception of Myspace in 2003, the war for attention has just increased. Facebook came and killed Myspace, bought Instagram & WhatsApp Even Google failed with Google+, Snapchat survived,

help me tackle this problem guys. Problem: how to introduce tech to backward towns and villages in india?. my thought: to establish a centralised hub (location) where they can cross check what they need. eg: To get Amazon/flipkart goods delivere

👉 New D2C Founders: Lessons from the Frido Mobility Mislabeling Drama – Build Trust, Don’t Break It! Hey founders! 👋 The recent Frido Mobility saga on X is a wake-up call for D2C brands. Importing from China, slapping on a "Made in India" label

America’s Hollywood is struggling bring back young audiences. The U.S. box office is struggling to recover post-COVID, with fewer young people returning to theatres and a declining number of screens. As it turns out only something that’s of IMAX sca