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Truly Inhumanity!! Man Ordered iPhone via COD in Lucknow. The iPhone Was Worth ₹1.5 Lakh. He Killed Delivery Boy After Receiving It. Never Thought Being a Delivery Person Can Be So Dangerous, He Did Nothing To Lose His Life.

💀10 year old girl died on his birthday because he ordered cake from Zomato after eaten the cake he died. police and Zomato is not able to find address of that cloud kitchen because of app vulnerabilities . At the end there no justice.

🚙 An auto driver in Bengaluru returned a lost returned a lost gold chain to his passenger chitra , he found that chain in his auto 👨 He traced her down by going out of his way to return it to her . He enquired in the enquired in the neighbourhoo

Meet the man who lost 17 lakhs before building a 53,000 CR Gold Empire. 1. Born in Kozhikode, Kerala, M.P. Ahammed failed in his first business, selling agro products at 17. At 23, he lost his father, and he had to take care of his mother and five

Business Lessons from Lord Ram 1) Leadership by Example :- Ram lead by example demonstrating the qualities which he expect to have in his followers like honesty, integrity 2) Strategic Vision :- He made a clear goal and strategies so his army will

🚔 AirPods helped locate stolen Ferrari worth $575,000. 🇺🇲 In the U.S., a man had his expensive sports car stolen, but he accidentally left his AirPods headphones in the car. This small mistake worked against the thieves. ✨ One of the criminals

Larry Ellison's success journey, from a college dropout to a tech billionaire is a testament to resilience and vision. Born in New York City and raised in Chicago, Ellison faced numerous challenges, including dropping out of the University of Illinoi

Steve Jobs' Obsession with Quality In the 1970s, most people didn't care about how computers looked, and they were often packaged in wooden briefcases. However, Steve was so obsessed with product quality that he spent months searching for an attra

Raj — Naam nahi hi Suna Hoga (most probably) Raj Sharma, India's most successful VC, made his name with unconventional bets. While peers chased unicorns, he backed dairy tech startup Milkly with a $2M seed, revolutionizing milk procurement. His $1.5

Jeff Bezos is a big believer in Second Order Thinking. Not just Bezos — Elon Musk, Warren Buffet, and Steve Jobs too. Here's what it is, how to use it, and become better at it: Second-order thinking is thinking beyond the obvious. You dig deeper.