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Hello guys, let's discuss on how can we reduce corruption in government(specially State governments)atleast on important things in our life like 1)Food,2) Education,3)law & order,4)safety & security,5) growth etc,is there any chance for India in near

Startup: Interactive Ping-Pong Trainer Table 🏓 Thomas Meyer, a designer, freelancer, and carpenter from Germany, has developed an interactive table for ping-pong. 🇩🇪 With this table, players can train and improve their table tennis skills. The t

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We entrepreneurs think out of the box. So this question is to all the entrepreneurs. How do you think, we can stop corruption in India at the ground level? To get a small businesses registration, or any kind of licences at many places we still have

Areas where BSE operates or we can say provides help to the financial markets.

i have a idea on beverage to substitute in the place of coffee and also with that there is a more chances to reduce the current heart attacks by consuming that. I need a invester interested one can reach me out on G.Mail : masoodvaligajula@gmail.com

Vikas Khemani, who started Carnelian Asset Management and Advisors, recently talked to Moneycontrol about how India is changing and creating great chances to make money. He said that India has young and hopeful people, which helps drive these chance

→ Do you think a dedicated helpline will help reduce corruption in the Indian startup ecosystem? Why or why not? Did you ever face this red tape in the journey of building your startup? → What regulatory reform would you suggest to make building and

Introduction Welcome, everyone. Vedakh is transforming agriculture and dining by creating a sustainable farm-to-table ecosystem. We grow high-quality crops, export them globally, and serve them in our own restaurants. Our Vision Vedakh integrates

Prisha asked, How is your startup doing? Dishani replied, It's challenging but fulfilling. Every day is a new lesson. Prisha asked, What's the biggest lesson you’ve learned so far? Dishani replied, I've learned that, It’s not just about the produc