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India needs 75 yrs to reach quarter of US per capita GDP. This is the truth. Don't get mislead by politicians big mouthing

India needs more Entrepreneur than Buisnessman to become a super power. What do You think?

In India, it often feels like the ultimate goal for many is simply securing a job, rather than pursuing passions or innovation. #CareerGoals #Innovation #India

India's per capita paint consumption is only 3.8 liters, compared to a global average of 15 liters. That's a whopping 75% less! Plus, the price per liter in India is 61% lower than the global average.

1 in 7 adults is a millionaire in Switzerland. That's way higher compared to India 🇮🇳 What might be the possible reasons?🤔🤔🤔

I believe everyone has, at some point, dreamed of becoming the PM of India or the CM of their state.🪨

More than 20,000 techies lost their jobs in ‘silent’ layoffs in the IT/ITeS sector in India in 2023. (AIITEU)

BMW is the best luxury car across the globe, in fact in they made close to $150 Billion in revenue in FY22 Interestingly their India business contributes only 0.5% of their overall revenue, but why are they failing in India? See, what works in the

Nowadays, everyone is trying to start their own company. Improve your skills and make yourself employable; you will earn more than any other startup founder.

I might be wrong but as far as I see Indians often beam with pride for Indian origin CEOs or Politicians who are no longer citizens of India. We take great delight in celebrating achievements that have nothing to do with our ecosystem or its conditi