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We’re building something big: 💡 UPI-style simplicity 💱 Powered by crypto 🌏 Borderless by default NomiPe is launching soon. You deserves next-gen payments, this is for you. 🇮🇳

An Indian company is posting stuff like this seriously, what can we even say to others when the real problem is sitting right in our own house? And no, this isn't some typing mistake the words are crystal clear, you can't mess up a whole sentence li

If any of you have public library in your town then it’s worth taking membership there. I just took membership. ₹24 annual charge. Think of it this way: I can now ready as many books as I want in just ₹24. And if I make book review videos on YouT

A few days ago, I shared the news of us launching our 3rd venture (With Manasi Shah). Since a lot of you showed interest, it’s about time we give you a sneak peek of what we are keeping under wraps. Trust me, we can’t contain our excitement for wh

Getting a credit card as a student or new worker is tough—you either don’t qualify or lack a credit history. This was something Rajan Bajaj was bothered about, forcing him to launch Slice, a platform that made accessing credit simple and hassle-free

☠ Tea bags = Poison 🐍 🧑‍🔬 Scientists from the Autonomous University of Barcelona have uncovered an alarming truth: Every time you brew tea with commercial tea bags, you might be drinking millions of microplastics. 🚀 These particles don’t just

I was in a toxic relationship Just like our frontend and backend Both cant freaking communicate We are now 3 days delayed from launching our v0.5 We solve one error we get another one Everything works super fine on local but when we push to

Hey guys! Just had a realization about how credit really works, and I think it's something every aspiring entrepreneur should know! So, I’m about to dive into my CA studies, and while doing some pre-study research, I came across some pretty crazy in

Scale until something breaks, then fix it. Amazon followed a simple rule while growing: keep expanding until something breaks, then fix it. At first, Amazon only sold books. As more customers started ordering, their warehouses couldn’t handle the