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Large startups need to help smaller ones in order to enhance the quality of their products: Piyush Goyal, the Goyal Union Minister, explained that his prior remark that entrepreneurs should "focus on innovation" was meant to instill a sense of urgen

idk if anyone talks about this enough but Indian traffic cops go through a lot. they’re out there all day in brutal traffic—breathing smoke, getting blasted by horns, standing in pouring rain or crazy heat. no breaks, no AC, nothing. just straight-u

I really reallly do have the bestt like not just entrepreneurial wise actually THE solution for the BIGGEST problem india is currently facing and I’m on step zero literally don’t even know how things work a company how to start how to scale where to

How I’m Building My Startup with ₹0 in My Pocket No office. No investor. No funding. Still building. Here’s how: 1. IDEA: I started with a real-life problem. Not a trend. Not AI. Just a problem people around me were facing daily. 2. LEARNING:

What if Your Revenue Was Cut in Half Tomorrow? 📉 Your Growth Plan is Great. But What's Your SURVIVAL PLAN? As founders, we're obsessed with growth. We live for the MRR chart that goes up-and-to-the-right. ⚠️ But markets change, deals fall throug

WhatsApp is slowly turning into the Facebook of messengers- bloated, cluttered, and directionless. As a product, it's regressing. Here's a breakdown of everything that's broken in WhatsApp today, from a my lens: Chats in WhatsApp feel like a noisy c

India Builds Hollywood’s Worlds. 🔥 But Our Own Films Still Paint Fire with MS Paint. Just watched Thunderbolts. Again, stunning visuals. Explosions. Environments. Even invisible things felt real. And yes, a huge chunk of that VFX came from India

🎯 The Impact Matrix: The Simplest Way to Validate If Your Startup Actually Matters In a world obsessed with launching, scaling, and pitching, there’s one thing most founders forget to ask: “Is this even worth building?” Here’s a powerful mental m

It starts in the scraps. Not the glamorous kind. Not the “quit your job, raise a round, change the world” story. This one begins in the odd hours—after work, before sleep, during lunch breaks. It’s a Google Doc. A dusty skill. A weird obsession turn