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“Wrap It Rare: How Limited Edition Packaging Triggers Urgency and Desire” Limited edition packaging is more than a design twist—it’s a psychological trigger that taps into scarcity, exclusivity, and collectability. When customers see “limited,” th

Hi all, We at Blumi are building a tech platform for buying, selling and discovering pre-loved and new styles. It is not just to connect buyers and sellers but build a community. I know we(indians) are skeptical about second hand clothes but how ab

Just thought:- What if there was a digital currency backed by something tangible and stable, I think it should be land, not any metals as we precisely don't know the total gold present on the earth which is in human hands? Each unit of currency wou

Things are moving so Fast, the journey of text chatbot, text to image to text video in a blink of an Eye. Sora just got released, at the moment they have limited occupancy and have been testing with US citizens I guess. A Quantum computing chip nam

The Timeless Magic of Studio Ghibli: What Businesses Can Learn from Its Success Studio Ghibli isn’t just an animation powerhouse—it’s a lesson in brand longevity, storytelling, and sustained value creation. Despite being founded in 1985, Ghibli’s f

#FabricOfChange Spotlight (Day 13 of 15) Honouring: Akanksha Kaila Akashi, Founder of REFASH. Some see an old wardrobe. Akanksha sees a new opportunity. 👚✨ Today, we spotlight Akanksha, the founder of Refash - one of India's leading platforms for

PORTFOLIO HIGHLIGHT: DLF Privana North – Sector 76, Gurugram Category: Ultra-Luxury Residential Developer: DLF Limited (India’s most trusted real estate brand) Status: Pre-launch | Limited Inventory Why Add DLF Privana North to Your Portfolio? 1. P

hey 👋 my brand is xparsh Xparsh is on a mission to make Indian art the new cool in the world of fashion. We’re a premium clothing brand that blends traditional Indian artistry with a modern, stylish vibe. Think exclusive, limited-edition designs t

According to NITI Aayog, "our water consumption will be twice of available supply by 2030." This is a huge problem to solve and I think there is a good business opportunity here. What are the different ways any household can do to manage/save/stor