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Has it ever happened to you that you thought of an idea (but didn't work on it) and nobody believed in it . And a few days later, you saw a successful startup doing the exact same thing? For me, it was khatabook and FanCraze

When will the results of Showcase will be live? I thought it was 12o clock but that has passed already.

I thought it was well established that the main cause of pollution is farmers burning stubble. Why do we keep looking for a new fig leaf to hide our incompetence in controlling the same.

Was ordering food, I checked on Zomato , the same order was of 258 and on Swiggy it was 420, how can there be litteraly so much difference in litteraly same order

I was just going through previous showcase results and saw this, Is this a bug or what?

India’s first indigenous car was the Tata Indica, that was built from scratch in India. It was launched surrounding a huge fanfare at the 1998 Geneva Motor Show and made it to the Indian Auto Expo later in the same year.

How I got trapped by a marketing tactic 🤡 I was surfing YouTube and searching for a better pizza chain than Dominos and Pizza Hut. Later I came across a video which expressed "X" pizza brand as the best pizza chain as their size and toppings were m

Is Whatsapp getting too cluttered? It used to be simple. Now businesses spam it, too many features too confusing and idk why but it doesn’t feel the same.

If you're a startup owner or part of the founding team what was a doubt or illusion you had initially that turned out to be a minor thing ? For me- I thought I thought I couldn't even sell a single product and my all marketing tactics will fail

When did the startup bug first bite you—or even just cross your mind? For me, it was watching a college friend pitch a wild app idea in the hostel room, half-baked but fearless. When was your ‘huh, maybe I could do this’ moment?