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I seriously think agriculture will be more profitable (and way less competitive) than tech in the next 5 years. Everyone’s chasing AI. Very few are solving food. Feels like the real opportunity is in the soil

I am currently a sophomore student, I really want to explore the hydrogen sector but haven't got an opportunity yet to do something or venture into that sector, all my knowledge is purely theoretical, but want to work something with hands on(too much

hello guys this is side naman here I see a very big opportunity in the india eyewear sector theirs is not any player who has make Indian lenses in india everybody import from china and not any brands do marketing like make in india their big marketin

According to some recent articles India and the US might sign a trade deal this week If that happens it would be good news for India because the USA’s tariff deadline is on July 9. That means we won’t have to wait for updates about what will or won’t

i think oyo is making a very big mistake. according to sources they plan to apply for couples only entry in all partnered hotels. This can give them free Marketing but on the business side they may backfire. if they only allow couples then normal

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Many of you have know that only less than 5% population in india, pays taxes. But there is reason for it. According to this economic times report, only 1.8 crore people earn more than 5 lakhs annually (~2%). And if you earn less than 5 lakhs, you leg

Is it kala-jaadu… or just ruthless clarity? How are some founders building profitable companies in silence — without flashy LinkedIn posts, media praise, or billion-dollar burns — while some VC-funded giants are still chasing PMF after raising hundr

What happens when the “King of Good Times” finally tells his side? I sat through 4 hours of the Raj Shamani x Vijay Mallya podcast—and it wasn’t what I expected. Not a full defense. But raw honesty. He said sorry. He said the banks refused to settl