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India Launches ₹1,000 Crore Fund for Space Startups🚀🌝 The Indian government has introduced a ₹1,000 crore funding scheme to boost innovation and private participation in the space sector. This initiative aims to support startups developing satelli

There’s something quietly powerful happening in India’s FMCG space. I’ve seen brands that started with a kitchen recipe now exporting to 10+ countries. It’s not just about spices or tea anymore—it’s snacks, natural personal care, even home cleaners.

Most of the problems can be solved sitting quietly in a room just by sitting in a room alone and free mind. The chaos kills the creativity to see and some problems that are very visible

I have an idea. I noticed a problem in our college: most students struggle to find a room at a reasonable price. There’s a WhatsApp group with more than 600 students where people mostly post two things — either they are looking for a room to rent or

A power move? definitely. On-brand? absolutely. Hats off to Calm for understanding the power of a little space and a whole lot of opportunity!

This is a website for entrepreneurs , investors , basically for business like minded peoples . There are rooms in the website that people should only talk about those . (Ex. There is a room called validate ideas . In that room people should discuss t

Is this going to be taken well in a religious country like ours? Regardless of the authenticity/political agenda in this case, food safety continues to be a joke in India. Lot of scope and urgency for innovation in this space.

I agree with Piyush Goyal ji—deep tech innovation is crucial for India’s future. But consumer startups are also doing great work, benefiting our economy & people. A better way to inspire could be: “There’s huge potential in new tech too!”