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Mai jaldi hi Policy Bazaar ko takkar dene vali company ki suruat karne ja raha hu. bohot din se achhe or capable logo ki talas me tha but bot time kharab ho gaya hai... fir bhi kuchh janane valo logo k sath start karne ja raha hu...Bohot hi achha id

Median ke employees sab logo ko follow q kar rahe hai pehle to mujhe laga ki un bando ne mujhe follow Kiya hai genuinely lekin jab mai mene unke followers ki following check ki to mujhe pata laga ki ye bande to sabko hee follow kar rahe hai

Hii I have 1 idea my name is manzar farooque from Kolkata India me mostly people salary me work krte hai mujhe lgta hai aadmi ka work ka paisa monthly me Dena shi nhi hai aap aadmi se aaj work karwate ho aur usko salary 35 ya 40 days me milta hai ye

2 saal pehle tak mujhe AI sirf buzzword lagta tha. Lekin jab ek startup founder ne mujhe bola: Agar tu is workflow ko automate kar de — main 6 figure bacha lunga. Tab samjha — AI is not the future, it’s the present. Aaj meri team @Opslify, real bu

In a world increasingly dominated by Artificial Intelligence, a fundamental question arises: can humans truly be "replaced" by this technology? While AI excels at processing data and executing algorithms, it fundamentally lacks the core attrib

Marketing isn’t always necessary to get people onboard Sometimes, the quality of your product becomes its own form of marketing. If your product is genuinely good, people will naturally talk about it, creating a form of passive marketing. That s

India audits its accounts. But who audits its MPs? What if students, researchers, and changemakers came together to build the very system our democracy forgot? WBF–MPA 360 is India’s first student-led initiative to build a constituency-wise account

Was speaking to a friend’s father who’s been investing in real estate for years. Like a typical markets-first person, I asked → 'Don’t equities offer better compounding with less hassle?' He shrugged. 📍'Only two things matter when you’re buying

“Too Many Options, No Action: How Choice Overload Hurts Conversions” Choice Overload is the paradox where giving people too many options actually leads to decision paralysis—not satisfaction. In business, this means more isn’t always better. A fa