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Can’t believe TikTok is still making huge profits despite a ban in one of the largest countries in the world - India. Amazing model.

Problems That india needs to solve as soon as possible otherwise in future we face civil war type situations. 1=} Worst Education Policies 2=} Unemployed Youths 3=} Unskilled Lebour + Youth 4=} High Population Growth Rate 5=} Over Dependency on

Pav bhaji is one of the most famous , delicious and affordable food in india 🤤 With the market size of 500 Crores in India . Do you think foreign countries adopt this ?

My idea is that many developing and un- developed countries like Nepal , Bhutan , Afghanistan , Bangladesh , Shri Lanka and some African countries are not able to get right idea and research about their needs and start-ups Opportunities that is alrea

There r newsletters, hackathons, AI summits etc r being produced/organized across Colleges, Orgs, Govts in the foreign countries in huge numbers. 🤖 I even came across YouTube ads where foreign e-Gurus r selling AI micro saas packages🤷 AI craze in

If really want high paying job then work on e sim because soon India will start using e sim and you need to manage that thing. Start gaining knowledge in this field so you will get amazing job offers from big giants with High salary and benefits. Ma

This is self parking chairs . Currently only in some foreign countries with high prices. If someone make these type of AI gadgets at affordable prices then it will be great for import perspective and companies like tata , Mahindra , tcs , reliance an

Idea For You Implement Now — So guy's we all know that plastic is the most essential thing for every company and people in india. According to research india import Plastic of 19 billion dollars annually from foreign countries like USA and China. In

Dear future entrepreneurs don't do like this. In India, it's common for companies to follow a pattern where, after achieving significant brand visibility and popularity among customers, they shift their focus from maintaining quality to maximizing p

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