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Startup Idea: Digitization of all the small/medium scale Cafe and Restaurant's in Indian Problem: All the Cafe/ Restaurant owner are stressed, lack the knowledge, time to build a website and boost their business online. My solution: -Boost their

Earn money online (part-1) A good way to earn money online is by becoming a POSP (Point of Sales person). This is a kind of insurance agent who works with insurance companies, and sells insurance policies. All you need for the job is a smartphone an

Incognito is one of the greatest features of consumer internet, but the same feature costs google billions of dollars In the early 2000s, concerns about online privacy were growing. Users were worried about websites and other entities tracking t

LIST OF AVRITI ESSENTIAL CATEGORY ( OFFLINE MODE ) 1: HOME REPAIR & MAINTANENCE 2: CLEANING & HOUSEKEEPING 3: GARDENING & LAW CARE 4: PEST CONTROL & SANITATION 5: APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS 6: PAINTING AND INTERIOR DECOR 7: SECURITY & PROT

Midjourney 6.1 is here! What’s new in V6.1? - More coherent images (arms, legs, hands, bodies, plants, animals, etc) - Much better image quality (reduced pixel artifacts, enhanced textures, skin, 8bit retro, etc) - More precise, detailed, and correc

What I think is Startups having online services/app/website/digital products( eg: Zomato ) is way much better than startups having physical product ( eg: Chips ) 🚀🙂 Pros: 📈 • Easy To scale in Multiple places • Reach For global customer ( larger T

Dear Product Manager at WhatsApp, We just want to know the reason behind... 1. The big "search bar" on top instead of that search button. 2. The unknown shade of green color on notification and send button (dark mode). 3. Changing sweet and calm "ty

Why Should You Venture Into India’s Promising D2C Goldmine? The FMCG market in India is projected to reach $615.87 billion by 2027, with a CAGR of 27.9%. Rural households, known as the "Aspirant Class of India 2," contribute 35%-36% of this market's

Fabindia was founded in 1960, by the initiative of John Bissell, initially Fabindia started by exporting home furnishings, championing rural artisans. Fast-forwarding to today, Fabindia boasts over 341 stores (as of July 2020) across India and abroad