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1=} Delhi rivers are dirty 2=} Banglore has water shortage 3=} Mumbai has jobless peoples Why any startup is not solving these problems in big cities

Is water is going to be biggest crises do Indian cities will suffer in future? This gonna be opportunity for Indian startup?🤔

Delhi is currently facing a severe water crisis, with residents struggling to access water. The Delhi government, led by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), has been criticized for its handling of the situation, with accusations of mismanagement and a lack of

Large cities are suffering from water scarcity crises but this Israeli company has found the solution for it. Watergen is one of the leading suppliers of Atmospheric Water Generators (AWGs) globally. They are known for their different range of AWG p

Medial should introduce a temporary pod feature where users can post for special occasions happening at that time. Many short-lived occasions occur every month, such as elections, festivals, and national happenings. This feature would allow users to

This month has been the best for me on social media, especially on LinkedIn and on Medial. On LinkedIn, a single post received 100,000 impressions, and the engagement on Medial has been the highest as well. It seems that people are showing a lot of i

unbeatable technology I am proud to be an Indian. I am opening a vehicle company in which vehicles running on renewable energy will be manufactured. about vehicles These vehicles will run on any type of water A very special technology has been inst

$500K revenue per month with just 3 employees. Ryan Jones created Flighty, a simple flight tracking app to basically track realtime flight updates and miss-outs. He made it because he faced the problem himself and airlines suck at delivery these upd

I have a plan for travel. I think, I think no one has ever executed it. I stay in Navi Mumbai, so I see heavy traffic of people traveling daily from Mumbai to Pune and back & forth. Private cabs (Dzire/Ertiga) charges around ₹350-400 per person (wh

t’s sad to read media’s reporting (read: narratives) on ONDC. Nobody’s using the OFFICIAL DATA which reveals what will be lost, if ONDC doesn’t succeed. Thus, I immersed myself into ONDC’s open data platform. And Consider this: - 41% of retail (non