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To all Dev's who follows a proper file structure, and gives respect a naming standard. You all have my respect. You guys make it easy to read the code for upcoming freshers or new employees. In case no one appreciated you guy's, keep doing that. Peop

An Edible Hair Oil? Do you know you can use Parachute coconut oil as an hair oil and also an edible oil. As per the parachute bottle it is 100% pure edible coconut oil and is also licensed by FSSAI and the insane part, it does not says anywhere as

Idea For You Implement Now — Problem — So guys we all know that whole world is consuming palm oil and do you know that india is importing 10 Million metric tons palm oil annually worth 11-13 Billion dollars and according to research India is onl

When everything around you has no meaning. You must create everything that has meaning. 95% of Internet is jam-packed with trash content and trash audience wasting their time. If you want "real" results for your efforts. Treat every second of y

The AI race is about accuracy now. Being the least wrong. Whoever builds the model that hallucinates the least will win. That’s what business needs. That’s what everyone will trust. I expect to see massive urgency around this.

Writing, building, posting — whatever you call it — is just you choosing to act instead of just scroll. It’s how you stop being just a consumer and start shaping the world around you.

You know what was the worst influence done by a pervert ? Influencing the tradition of Indian culture . Social media and fashion has influenced everyone walking half n*de is being normalized .If any new fashion brand working on bringing back cultur

Respect is earned, not given. But how do you actually *earn* it? Here are 8 practical ways to get people to respect you more: 1. Show up for others: → Be there when people need you. → Small acts of kindness build big trust. 2. Listen, really list

✅IMPORTANT BUSINESS RULES👇 Only do things that make you happy. If you don't enjoy it, you'll get tired eventually. Don't sell anything that you wouldn't buy yourself. Collaborate with people who have something to teach you. Assign tasks that a

Move in Silence & Give Respect Where It’s Due I've learned two important lessons: 1. Not everyone needs to know your next move. Sometimes, sharing your plans too soon kills them. Let your results speak instead. 2. Respect is a two-way street. If