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Smart Rings Smart rings are gaining attention as a wearable alternative to smartwatches, offering a more discreet way to track health metrics and control devices. While wearables like the Oura Ring have already established their place in the market

Oh, Kunal Shah, our resident financial guru..🙄 So, he’s just figured out that some of India’s wealthiest folks might not have a clue about the basics of financial literacy. Shocking, right? Who would’ve thought that people with deep pockets coul

Solution for plastic waste (Investors required) The present rate of economic growth is unsustainable without saving fossil energy like crude oil, natural gas, or coal. There are many alternatives to fossil energy such as biomass, hydropower, and w

So Elon has nearly a Billion dollar in Bitcoin!..🪙 The SolarCity product actually failed and later sold to Tesla. At that time their solar panel was more efficient than those available in market, but within a year even more efficient solar panels w

I m inspired from Japan and China school protocol, that's gives children boost in development there knowledge and growth... They don't allow there kids to touch books until 11 year old .... they provide preschool for kids their they learn discip

WHAT DO YOU ALL THINK ABOUT " THIRD UNICORN : CRIC PE " I recently saw a podcast of it's co founder Aseem in which he said third unicorn is not just about cric pe it's more . They are gonna add more things in third unicorn. I personally think it's

🍃Everyone thought PULSE would FAIL when Parle's Mango and Kaccha Mango Bite already cornered 50% of the market. In 2015, Parle's Mango Bite and Kacha Mango Bite had 24% and 26% market respectively. With their massive distribution, they had alrea

Okay you have a retirement plan but what if you die tomorrow? These 18-25 year olds making their "ideal retirement plans at 40" stress me out. Okay I understand, you need to save money and invest it in properties but the catch is - "WHAT IF YOU DI

Everyone thought FERRERO ROCHER would FAIL to sell ₹300 Rs chocolate in India where the most expensive chocolate cost ₹25. In 2004, India's GDP per Capita was $624. (₹52,000 as per today's US-INR rates) What's worse is that as per NITI Aayog, in

How much return can you actually make from stock trading? Let’s be honest anyone who’s trading in the stock market or even thinking about getting into it has one big question in mind: How much return can I actually expect in a year through trading o