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Since Course selling businesses are growing and a great way to make money and provide good value at the same time. If I have some quality content and some other person also have quality content, then we will have a healthy competition. But these days

I have family pharma and dental business with all licenses like drug license and is one hour away from my location and I have a good Job with good package My problem is how to handle both since Competition from my relatives and Ex partners and ex

Is India Taxing Too Much Fun? (POPCORN TAX) India’s tax system has gone global thanks to the popcorn taxation buzz. While we’ve made strides with reforms like GST and corporate tax cuts, quirky rules and compliance hurdles can sometimes leave foreig

India’s Unicorns: What We Learn from Their Success India’s unicorns—Byju’s, OYO, and Zomato—began like any other startup, facing sleepless nights and countless rejections. But their billion-dollar journeys weren’t just about luck; they were about re

What Startups Can Learn from India’s Got Latent India’s Got Latent isn’t just a talent show—it’s a masterclass in innovation, resilience, and storytelling. Startups can take away key lessons from the show’s format and participants: 1️⃣ Showcase You

Imagine: You’ve honed a skill, researched deeply, and launched a Udemy course. Ads are running, and within days, you’re earning—your hard work is paying off. Then, you find out someone leaked your course on Telegram. How would you feel? Angry? Helple

How Burger King Used McDonald’s to Sell More Whoppers...and It Worked Burger King pulled off one of the smartest moves in fast food marketing. Here’s what happened: They launched the “Whopper Detour” campaign, offering customers a Whopper for one

Zerodha, one of India’s most inspiring startup stories. Back in 2010, Nithin Kamath started Zerodha from his small room with a simple goal: make stock trading affordable and accessible to everyone. At a time when brokerage fees were high and platfor

This can end FMCG Brand's Monopoly! So until now you all have seen the false marketing of FMCG brands. For eg: 1) An Drink named ORSL writing it's "not an ORS" 2) Cashew and Almond biscuits having less than 1% of Cashew 3) Excessive Sugar Content