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The truth is simple: real estate is broken. Fake listings waste your time. Brokers chase commissions, not trust. Buyers get spammed with calls they never asked for. Sellers don’t know who to believe. Everyone feels stuck in a cycle of mistrust

Starting a business in India with government funding is like fighting Thanos without the Avengers! There are just too many hoops to jump through: endless paperwork, unpredictable approval processes, and sometimes, a lack of transparency. Even when t

Working on a startup which has a lot of market space and confident on the idea. But stuck in mvp development🥲 Reason: 🤝Lack of a tech co-founder. 🤐Limited investment 🙂Fear of being failed? Nah, fear of taking bad decisions. Discussions are go

I planned a whole side project... and never launched it! I had the name. I had the UI design. I had the tech stack picked out. Even the color palette. But I didn't build it. I got stuck in planning, doubting, tweaking, overthinking. And slowly...

🌟 My name is Kamar Thakur. 🏢 I am the founder of Kamar Associate, a trusted name in Real Estate and Finance services across Delhi-NCR. 📍 Office Address: B-43, Ground Floor, Shaheen Bagh, Okhla, New Delhi - 25 📞 Contact: 9654954786 | 📲 WhatsApp:

Hi everyone, I’m researching the real challenges faced by lawyers in India — not just in courtrooms, but also in client management, payments, paperwork, tech & daily practice. Most people don’t realize the pressure lawyers face: Inconsistent income

Hi everyone! I'm building Vediwell, an AI-powered app that brings ingredient transparency to your fingertips. From food to cosmetics, we decode complex labels, highlight harmful ingredients, and suggest healthier alternatives—all through a simple sca

"IIT Delhi Grads Face Job Crunch: Is Your B.Tech Degree Enough in Today's Tech Landscape?" Recent headlines have sent shockwaves through the tech community: even graduates from top-tier institutions like IIT Delhi are struggling to secure jobs. The

Why Doesn't India Have a Global Smartphone Giant? Once, Indian brands like Micromax and Lava made us dream of homegrown smartphone empires. They were the buzz in markets, competing against international players. But as Chinese brands like Xiaomi,