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I want to urbanize rural areas at massive scale. Who may help in that? Is there anyone who is also brainstorming on this? India has total of 6.5 Lakhs + villages. Nearly more than 68% are rural. I want to make these rural areas urbanized.

The gap between rural and urban spending in India has narrowed significantly over the past decade. This is according to a recent study which found that average monthly per capita consumption expenditure has more than doubled in both rural and urban a

Imagine if elections were purely policy-based. Voters wouldn't know the candidates but would vote solely on what they offer. Some might argue that the uneducated may struggle to understand policies, but here's a solution: on election day, representat

I have an questions:- 1. Only iitian's can build businesses? 2. Only iitian's are build unicorn and successful business and theey are good founder ? 3. tier 3, private colleges , rural areas people cannot build successful businesses ? 4. Why so muc

Recent startups like Automation Anywhere and UiPath are advancing robotic process automation (RPA), potentially replacing administrative and data entry jobs. Klaviyo's marketing automation may reduce traditional marketing roles, while Luminance's AI

I'm planning to open a chain of village clinics where MBBS doctors will practice every evening, along with an attached pharmacy. In more serious cases, patients will be referred to a larger clinic in the nearby town for advanced care. I believe this

Niramai: A Game Changer in Breast Cancer Detection Niramai, founded by Geetha Manjunath and Nidhi Mathur in 2016, is transforming breast cancer detection in India. With traditional mammograms often expensive, uncomfortable, and inaccessible, especia

CRED CEO Says "Engineers May Eat Doctor's Jobs", Triggers Debate On X Kunal Shah, CEO of CRED, sparked debate with his statement, "Engineers may eat doctor's jobs." As technology reshapes industries, Shah hints at a future where engineers, driven by

🗣 Conflicts canceled: Google DeepMind developed the Habermas Machine model for people who struggle to find common ground 💯 To test it, they gathered 5,000 people with different positions on key life issues. The AI aimed to find a middle ground a

i have an startup idea💡 what's your thoughts on it Observation: Many young adults in India are uncertain about their career paths in their early 20s. Traditional advice from parents often revolves around common degrees (e.g., B.Tech, MBBS, B.Com)