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let's assume I created a terms and conditions for my App or website. if anyone don't follow it can I take legal action? account delete, ban on account dose not count I want to know if police or court can be involved.

There were few folks trying to assist users whose grievances with food delivery or other consumer services were not addressed properly and thus trying to make it easier for them to escalate it to the government's consumer court. Are there any such so

Just curious to know , suppose u guys have ₹10,000 as a capital , it's just a small amount of money I know , and that's the challenge, what business would u do? Not only a business but it should be a solution to a problem not a solution looking for

Guys do you think India's confectionery market is pretty bland compared to USA or Japan, usa and Japan have more products compared to india isn't there a disruption here we don't have to compete with ITC or tata consumer we can create a new market

Instead of buying a 2000 rupee umbrella light, I used some resourcefulness (jugaad) to create a similar light for my studio room. I started with a reusable oil container I found at home. I cut off the top part of the container and punched a hole in t

The biggest risk isn't thinking too big and failing. It's thinking too small and succeeding at something that doesn't matter. If your plans don't make you a little nervous, they're probably not big enough. So go ahead, challenge yourself. Think big

Police have arrested a man after he allegedly set up a fake tribunal, posed as its judge and passed orders creating the ambience of a real court at his office in Gujarat's Gandhinagar, officials said. The accused, Morris Samuel Christian, passed an

I just don't know what to do ,I have small startup Ideas but don't know how to start with it ?

Sony's fall from grace in the consumer tech arena is a reminder that innovation isn't more important than user experience.

🤣🤣 Deepinder Goyal-led food delivery giant Zomato has been ordered by a consumer court in Karnataka to pay Rs 60,000 in compensation—and that's just for not delivering the momos ordered by a customer last year.