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How about making a app which connects good cooking guys to Indian hostels... It will solve many problems like more people will get employed and the students can also eat healthy... just a thought.. comment on it!

guys i have a theory idk if you believe it or not ig Indian government is secretly working on population control project by killing is population in form of train accidents because you only notice how is it even possible that in a single year there a

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Hey folks, I've noticed that many IITs organize pitch events with hefty rewards. If you've participated in one of these events or have insights, could you share your experience and the process involved? Also, when it comes to choosing between angel i

guys I have brilliant idea in my mind and also. know the steps to make it but I need the member and the mentor for me so please if you can mentor me in my journey .I think my idea is going to book as it is related to one of the global issues. It is r

hey guys, I came upon a problem faced by many small buisness owners so I tried to figure out some solutions. Problem Statement: Small business owners often struggle to find the right influencers to promote their products effectively. The process can

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Physics Wallah, a journey from Rs. 8,000 to $2.8 billion. And how personal brand played a major role in it. Recently Physics Wallah raised a funding of $210 million, due to which their valuation is now $2.8 billion about Cr. 23,000. And Alakh Pand

Hey guys. ALERT!!! Idea Validation I am thinking of an idea about vegetable markets i.e. sabjimandi in which many vendorers used to sell their vegetables in their private lorry. So in the whole market many of them didn't get customers due to some re

A whole lot of people think that so many founders are stupid because they are making loss when they don’t realise that’s what it takes to become a huge startup indeed. Take an example of Reddit, Facebook, Amazon, etc. Penetration is important to go b