Back

👋 Hey folks, I’m Varun! Just graduated recently and finally stepping into the real world of building things on the internet. I’ve always been curious about small, useful products that solve real problems especially the kind that don’t need funding

India’s Education System Is Useless for Jobs – Here's Why In India, crores of students go to school and college every year. But after study, many students are jobless, confused, and unhappy. Why? Because the Indian education system is old, boring, a

Starting Young: Why I Chose to Build Instead of Follow Most people follow the traditional path—college, degrees, and a stable career. But I’ve chosen to build instead of follow. Success doesn’t come from waiting for the right opportunity; it comes f

from chaos to theseekers.in 🧃 Yup, we’re live: https://theseekers.in 🚀 Started this community with a simple idea: No BT. Just good opportunities. Today, this madness is… kinda real: ✅ 10K+ fam on WhatsApp ✅ 5K+ on LinkedIn (some of y’all are too

Hey guys, hope you’re all doing well – it’s been a while! We’ve been building some useful SaaS tools like billing systems, CRMs, websites, and now we’re moving into sales — because let’s be honest, sales is everything. We’re looking to bring in a f

After GPT-5 dropped, the internet lost its mind. Suddenly, every tech influencer was screaming, “Front-end jobs are over!”, “ChatGPT has finally launched GPT-5!”, “It’s AGI!”, “It’s everything AGI!” all because it says so on the website. Stop fallin

India’s Degree Scam: How Our Education System Trains You to Stay Unemployed 🔥 Every year, India produces over 1 crore graduates, and yet, we’re staring at a youth unemployment rate of 45.4% (for graduates under 25 as of 2023, CMIE data). That’s no

"I'm at a crossroad: Should I focus on getting a tech job or start building my own thing?" This question has been echoing in my mind a lot lately. And it forced me to reflect on how I even got here. Just a few years ago, I was on a completely differ

“Bro, what are you even doing?” I get this question a lot. Because I’ve never stuck to just one thing. I started with app development—building and shipping projects. Then, I got into machine learning—playing with data, training models, making thing