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It's fascinating how in India 0.1% of 1.4B people create a disproportionate impact to take the country forward While the rest are busy fighting for religion, caste, work life balance and "hating" the wealthy.

It's fascinating how in India 0.1% of 1.4B people create a disproportionate impact to take the country forward While the rest are busy fighting for religion, caste, work life balance and "hating" the wealthy.

Hey everyone out there I have been deeply interested in politics. As is well known, there are many political parties in our nation that prioritize caste and religion in order to win elections. To be completely honest, I support the BJP and lean rig

I would like to take this opportunity I have always deeply interested in politics. As is well known, there are many political parties in our nation that prioritize caste and religion in order to win elections. To be completely h onest, I support the

Indians are shitting on every platform, from technical to social. GitHub and Reddit have been hijacked. Reels and Shorts are more cringeworthy than ever, attention span is going down. Shorts on phones are an essential part of parenting in rural and

I genuinely want to say some special words (curse them) to the people who are White Man Slaves and think of them as some God's on this planet and underestimate us with the West. They are the real Anti Nationals. I know this platform is not for that b

Guys this is a big problem. It's really concerning to see so many young people, especially teenagers, getting caught up in religious hate and bigotry online. It makes you wonder—are we as a society becoming more regressive and divided, or is it just

Startups...Money...Fame I think these are the few terms that come into your minds when we use the word start-ups.However many of us are unaware about how exactly to start one. A great idea is all you need to build a startup...just think of a problem

Slicing Through the FinTech Noise: Ranjan Bajaj In a country where credit card penetration remains stubbornly low, one startup has managed to carve out a significant niche. Slice, founded by Ranjan Bajaj in 2016, has rapidly become a force t