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Have you heard about the industry which makes 3000 crores a day? Yes you read it right 3000 crores a day, and it is no other than the Scam industry of India with Kolkata as the epicenter of these scam call centres, literally the state which has once

I need the co founder for my startup.The description is given below Problems:I have indetified a big problem existing in the market that is scam.Scam is a very big and rising problem of India,US,Africa and other asian countries and also India is well

#ask_for_idea_validation This is my randam idea please Village tourism So Some Village near the City they rich in nature Beauty like - Mountain , river etc so idea is that we monitize village give homestay in village with partnership with vil

A new scam in the market is off 100% salery hike,in these scams you would get a call from a let's call it "super genuine number" in the call if you picked up the person from the other side will tell that you have a lot of talent they will praise you

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K. Ganesh: The Quiet Maverick Revolutionizing India's Startup Landscape In entrepreneurship, there are those who make headlines and those who silently make history. One such individual is K. Ganesh, a successful serial entrepreneur who has f

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GoJek In the streets of Jakarta, one man's vision was about to change the face of Southeast Asian tech. Nadiem Makarim, a Harvard-educated Indonesian entrepreneur, saw beyond the gridlock and spotted an opportunity that would not only revolutionize