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Saurabh Netravalkar, who represented the India under-19 team, went on to become an engineer at Oracle, did an MS from Cornell University, and stayed in the US. Now he wins a historic World Cup match for USA against Pakistan. Can you imagine 🤣 part

Talking about the recent case where a rich kid killed 2 people with Porsche while drunk driving . As per sources(Times Algebra); According to law He should be imprisoned for 10 years. But, He got bailed in record 15 hrs and the judge(so called j

💥 First fatal crash involving a Cybertruck. Texas is investigating the first fatal crash involving a Tesla Cybertruck. According to police, the car lost control, veered off the road, and crashed into a concrete pipe, after which it caught fire. Th

Totally agree to him. Most of the time we don't do anything just because of "what others will think of us". And this actually doens't make any sense. If you did something, People will forget about that in few days but if you didn't, you will loose an

consumers spending is decreasing overtime and there are no clues around it for the past one year but nobody knows why. today an incident gives a hint regarding that. Mokobora a luggage bag and backpack startup. There have been white labelling chine

Tech Layoffs are a PSYOP! The tech bros are in the midst of a bloodbath where even the fittest don’t survive.This is a coordinated scam by corporate executives to drive down the cost of tech labor. Notice how the majority of these layoffs have been

“The Really Wierd Billboard” (Don’t Judge before Reading) “Wierd Marketing Strategy #10 Subway once used a big sign with an inappropriate word written on it followed by the brand that they are advertising in order to attract the attention of the pa

McDonald's Vs Burger - A marketing War McDonald's once set up a highway hoarding to play a troll at Burger King. They put up two billboards side by side one pointing to the nearest McDonald's and the other to the closest Burger King. They chose a

Waymo's market share is now equal to Lyft in SF. In just 15 months, they've captured 22% of the rideshare market. And they did it without a single human driver. Here's how a Google side project became the future of transportation: In 2009, Google

> born in India > grew up in a middle-class family > did btech from srm chennai > started his career at microsoft > built windows azure > filed multiple patents > moved to facebook > lead multiple $1 billion+ businesses > created & scaled facebook a