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India's startup scene just got a major boost. The government has agreed to invest another ₹10,000 crores to fuel deep tech innovation, think quantum, defense, semiconductors, and GenAI.

I need funding for business. I have done almost. Investment for Infrastructure, Machinery & Equipments, Raw Materials has been completed. Need funding for working capital. No plan sharing first, If anyone agreed & finance then plan will be shared.

Day 90: Failed the interview or so I thought. Got the call back but unpaid training for a month. Team loved my presentation but I felt nothing. Can't even finish dinner when the thoughts get heavy. 18 going on 19 with nothing.

So Deepseek is nothing but an improved GPT4 wrapper. I'm not saying that's its bad, bust it's most likely a government funded company which burning as crazy (as GPT4 api costs are 107 times more than of deepseek v3)

just thinking what is this I have done 😂. I got a quick idea so I am looking for some notebook and i got this and I just hit by nostalgia 😂 comment if you get it. let me see who studied physics

Hello everyone We developed a unique e-learning platform for engineering students. Engineering students are facing difficulty in learning. They don't know the inner part of the machinery. So we provide videos as well as AR, VR, WEBGL and FORGE platf

Hey guys, how's everyone doing? So I am pretty new here, I am a product designer fresher and I just got me an internship of about 12k which I know is pretty darn less, compared to my last job but since I genuinely can't find me a better one right now

One of my home work studios 💻☕ This is where I get most of my deep work done — focused, distraction-free, and set up just how I like it. I’ve got another room for meetings and storage, so this one stays purely for getting things done.

Why do you think that Education Loans are not that popular in India? like in USA and western countries, almost each kid got atleast $50,000 in student loan, while in India I never saw anyone taking student loans. So Why?

"His TV broke. So he built a billion-dollar startup." In 2009, Girish Mathrubootham bought a TV. It broke during shipping. The company gave terrible service. He got angry ... and got an idea. He quit his job, started building a better customer sup