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The rebranding "worked" for Jaguar :) Maybe there's no such thing as bad publicity?

THE " I CAN'T" PARADOX Those two words — “I can’t” — show up everywhere. Somehow, they’re the default excuse for the things we don’t want to do. Scrolling Instagram for hours? “I can’t stop.” Trying something new? “I can’t.” Making a tough choi

🕊️ “Aaj mai co-founder ban gaya.” Even in silence, some friendships speak louder than words. Prakarsh Pathak’s WhatsApp message to his late best friend - sent with no expectation of reply - has become a quiet anthem of grief, love, and legacy. H

"Startup success isn’t about big markets. It’s about finding painful problems." Google solved: ‘How do I find anything fast?’ Uber solved: ‘Why can’t I get a cab?’ Pick a pain, solve it better than anyone. That’s your billion-dollar play.” “In the

The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has urged the government to ban sale of Pakistani flags and related merchandise on ecommerce platforms. The move comes after Pakistani flags and T-shirts bearing the crescent-and-star symbol were found l

We’re witnessing a quiet shift in how people connect online. It’s no longer about texting strangers or scrolling feeds—it’s about meeting them. Platforms like Omegle once made anonymous chat exciting, but the rise of apps like Monkey proved something

Most engineering students don’t fail placements because they are bad at coding. They fail because: they can’t explain their thinking they panic under pressure they prepare randomly Solving 300 DSA problems doesn’t help if you can’t: break a problem c

Unpopular opinion: Most blogs flop not because of the algorithm. Not because “SEO is hard.” Not because it’s too saturated. They flop because… people quit after 3 posts. Your content isn’t bad. Your consistency is. The market rewards persistence,

After Zepto, Now Swiggy Joins the Scam Club? 🤯🍞 In a recent incident, Swiggy Instamart came under public scrutiny after reportedly delivering expired fungi-infested bread to a customer. This shocking experience has reignited concerns about the lac

💬 The Sunday Work Dilemma 408 votes. 41% work every Sunday. 38% sometimes, if deadlines demand it. 21% keep Sundays sacred. I voted Yes, every week. But here’s the truth - it’s not about hustle worship. For founders, activists, and changemake