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Same pattern by all the bhaiya Didis all the time. Seems like it’s much easier to sell hopes than to actually work.

You should be seriously careful about these so-called influencers out there. Pushing things like sketchy cryptocurrencies and empty promises of quick riches. These aren’t just harmless promotions they're Calculated moves to fill their pockets at t

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

Closely following the US election, I’ve come to appreciate something truly beautiful: it’s a war of ideologies. No religion, no riots, no violence. Just a war of ideas. This aspect of America is incredibly inspiring. The peaceful yet passionate exch

Supply Chain Problem The network that moves products from suppliers to consumer & Involves multiple stages: Sourcing, Product, Logistics and Distribution. Key Challenge 1) Disruptions: Natural disaster, Pandemics, Political instability. 2) Com

What I have observed is that by paying attention to small details in any news, we can often predict the next big news. Let me explain with an example. Elon Musk was offered a seat on Twitter's board of directors after becoming the company's largest

While AI, particularly generative AI, is gaining traction and undeniably making many segments more efficient, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. The creative sector, in particular, has been somewhat skeptical, with concerns about originality, auth

Would You Leave a ₹1 Crore Job Without a Backup Plan? What if I told you that quitting a high-paying job could lead to the greatest growth in your life? Meet Varun Hasija, a Bengaluru techie who made headlines for leaving his ₹1 crore job wit

One thing about building Patholite is that there’s always too much to do and not enough time to do it. Between coding, managing social media, checking in with the team, and reaching out to potential clients, every day feels like a puzzle to solve. I’

One thing about building Patholite is that there’s always too much to do and not enough time to do it. Between coding, managing social media, checking in with the team, and reaching out to potential clients, every day feels like a puzzle to solve. I’