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Everyone has a book in them They just haven't realized it yet. You need to show the world what made you work this hard. What made you work on that late nights. What made you go on when everything was falling apart. What made you "𝗬𝗢𝗨".

Hello Guys Sudarshan Rahane this side, I'm working on a startup idea (Krushixpress) It helps farmers to connect with the potential buyers. I'm looking for the potential team who will work with me on this idea currently this is just an idea so I

hi, I have very good fun work and an idea for generating electricity very clean without depending on fuel. It is a total mechanical work. So I need an interested mechanical engineer who can work without any hesitation. You will be paid don't worry.

is it really good to share any startup idea publicly sometimes this make me hesitant to share idea on platform like this so what do you think it is really good for us ?

I had an idea I've done all the possible work on that it may be good in potentially making good returns if we publish this but I need an investor to make it out we are ready with our plan the thing is to connecting for investors if any one interested

India's population of 1.4 billion offers a vast market, yet monetizing it remains difficult. FMCG companies and Free to use services like WhatsApp, YouTube and Facebook also seems to work. What are your thoughts on this? What else can work? And if yo

I’ve an idea and wanted to discuss but I’m not sure is it good platform to discuss i mean there’s always a possibility that idea might be executed by someone before me. Even if idea is mine. Need your guidance on this

i am wokring on a cooling jacket for bikers and field workers , it will work on peltier module and will have a small backpack with battery and heat sink the price will be around 5k is it a good idea to go all in with this idea

It's Hard to find people. Who can work for themselves(work on ideas) instead of an unpaid internship/unemployed. I ask my multiple friends who are unemployed but good at skills to work on ideas. They are happy to be unemployed instead of working on s

Infosys Co-founder Narayana Murthy has said he was disappointed with India's shift from a six-day work week to five-day work week back in the 1980s. Stating that he does not believe in work-life balance, Murthy added, "In this country we need to work