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Journey of india's youngest billionaire founders. Part 2:- 5) Building the empire🏢 Through hardwork and smart strategies, they scale their business, attracted investors and growing their vision. 6) Breaking Rec⭕rds From their first million to a bi

I wanted to know everybody's opinion about engineering colleges in India ( not top colleges but other as I think top eg IIT mai sabh chal rha hai ) My Opinion : Students take engg for placements rather than actual engineering tbh , but because of

Idea For You Implement Now — “ Electrical Equipments ” So guy's we all know Indian infrastructure is growing rapidly at 9% annually and the market size of electrical equipment in india is around 50 billion dollars and by 2030 it become 72 billi

I recently had a powerful reminder that wisdom doesn't always come from experience. In the spirit of exploring fresh perspectives, I tapped into the insights of Gen Z. What did I learn? 1. Adaptability is Key ⤷ They thrive in a world of change. Th

the reason why you are seeing a lot of genz kids do well and get ahead in life even when you too are working all-day long is because they don't need a sense of security. hence, they're ready to jump on to every new thing that the market brings forth

Idea For You Implement Now — “ EV Power Bank ” So guy's according to my research globally EV sector is rapidly booming with the total market size of 671.47 Billion dollars in 2024 and by 2032 it will become 3x that is 1891 Billon dollars because

How did a 15 Year-Old ACCIDENTALLY Build a $1bn+ Business? During our school we all try everything possible to get good grades. This founder was trying to do just that. All the way back in 2005, Andrew Sutherland was a typical 15 year-old high sch