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How about A service that provides skilled chefs for small house parties, offering customizable menus, grocery shopping, meal preparation, and even clean-up, allowing hosts to enjoy their gatherings without the stress of cooking and cleaning. What ar

🚑 Scientists from USA have developed an inexpensive electric bandage that speeds up wound healing by 30%. To activate the bandage, you just need to moisten it, and it starts delivering a weak current that stimulates cells and suppresses bacterial g

How big tech is cleverly evading its responsibility to become carbon neutral through creative accounting practices? Through "Renewable Energy Certificates" (RECs). The data centers of these companies have incredible power requirements which is met

Business Idea: Built-in Vacuum Cleaner 💡 Built-in vacuum cleaners aren't actually new. The problem is, they're rarely used and mostly in industrial settings. But the idea is great because it can also be applied in everyday life. 🏠 These devices c

🚨 Hiring isn't delegation. Hiring isn't a system. 🚨 Most leaders fall into the trap: If I hire someone, the problem will go away. But scaling isn’t about adding people it’s about building REPEATABLE MACHINES Here’s the brutal truth:

Entrepreneurship isn't just a trend or a glamorous dream. it's tough, messy, and full of sacrifices. A lot of people jump in without knowing what they're really signing up for, and when reality hits, they burn out. Entrepreneurship is not for everyo

F*ck these people for having attitude. India’s air pollution has reached critical levels, and it’s hard not to feel frustrated by the lack of real action. Every year, especially in cities like Delhi, the air turns thick with smog, making it hard to

Innovation: It's Messier Than You Think. Ever feel like innovation is just about launching new products and technologies? Think again. It’s a process of testing, learning, and sometimes, killing ideas before they grow. 🔍 Real innovation starts wit

We all know the drill with "Manager Mode"-hire great people, give them space, and manage through layers. It’s the classic approach, polished and perfected in business schools. But here’s the catch: it often leaves room for what I like to call “profes

The reason India struggles to grow in AI isn’t just about infrastructure or investment — it’s also about our mindset. We’re the first to hype up anything built abroad, even if it’s just a copy of something else. But when someone from India tries to c