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Please Share your opinions what problems do you think can be solved by startup or innovation or any sector which is still under innovation..if you feel that problem what type of solution you are trying to find like ‘Kash aisa hota ki ….’

Budget 2024. EMPLOYMENT AND SKILLING. 1. The new scheme introduced by the government promises to empower the youth whom are first time employees registered under the EPFO. 2. Direct benifit upto Rs. 15,000 in 3 instalments. 3. Manufacturing secto

RakshaHub shall protect indians from #covishield. Keep up till that time, I am working on it😅. Assured, we can revert back the glitch by government via a national drive through people at RakshaHub. Just that It will be paid so that efforts get value

Durga Puja plays an important role in the economy of West Bengal since it contributes largely to its GDP and provides widespread employment to all sections of people. The creative industries associated with the festival are valued at about ₹32,377 cr

The RBI released a framework for self-regulatory organizations (SROs) in the fintech sector to balance innovation with regulatory compliance. Key points: •SROs must represent the fintech sector, including RBI-regulated entities, facilitating self-g

Opportunities For India Demographic Dividend: India’s young population can be an asset. Properly harnessing their potential through education, skill development, and employment can drive growth. Robust Information Technology Sector: India’s IT indu

The Future of Fintech in India India's fintech sector has experienced rapid growth, driven by technological advancements, increasing smartphone penetration, and government initiatives. The country's large population and diverse demographics offer a s

How many of these government schemes to support the startup ecosystem are you aware of? 1. Startup India Initiative (SII) [2016] - This scheme offers three years tax holiday and reduced regulatory burden along with access to a Fund of Funds worth ₹1

The move by the Siddaramaiah government to introduce reservations for Kannadigas in the private sector in Karnataka has turned into a self-defeating exercise. The progress seen in Bengaluru, including the metro and the employment of 5 million people

Job creation is essential for economic growth, and it can be achieved through two key approaches: direct employment and the creation of partnerships. While direct employment is the traditional method of job creation, fostering partnerships is particu