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i have a unique idea 💡 to start coaching classes in every out side of rural area's and collect a small profit

India will reach 900+ million internet users by 2025, with 56% from rural areas and 65% of new users being female, driven by affordable data and growing smartphone adoption.

Thinking of starting a YouTube gaming channel! Struggling to find a unique niche. Any advice on how to stand out? What niche would you choose?

business idea- sustainable modular homes (eco capsules) for rural and urban areas concept overview - the idea is to create affordable,modular, and eco friendly homes specially designed for rural and urban or semi urban areas in india. these homes wil

Zero to One by Peter Thiel emphasizes creating innovative businesses (going from 0 to 1) rather than improving existing ideas (1 to N). Key lessons include aiming for monopolies through unique products, leveraging proprietary technology, network effe

I was thinking of starting a clothing brand but the market is too saturated nowadays. with lots of new clothing brands. I can create something new and unique but who will buy that? most of the Indians want affordable clothes and there are lots of he

Business tips #8 How to Stand Out in a Competitive Market 💡 Too much competition? Here’s how to be different: ✅ 1. Build a Strong Personal Brand – People trust people, not faceless businesses. Show your story & expertise! ✅ 2. Niche Down – Instea

Hey everyone! I’m working on an educational initiative designed to solve a pressing issue in rural areas—lack of access to consistent, high-quality education. In many places like Bihar, school education often falls short, and while coaching centers e

We want fund with silent and working investors in Exizon We are monopoly service provider in rural areas in Rajsthan. We offer 15- 30% profit every year on your investment. Because we create different different products from village woman's and gir

"India is aiming for a $1 trillion digital economy, but half the country still struggles with basic internet access. Government pushes 5G, but people in rural areas are still waiting for 2G-level connectivity. Are we skipping steps, or is this the p