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Moringa, scientifically known as Moringa oleifera, is often called the "miracle tree" because of its incredible health benefits. Every part of the moringa tree—leaves, seeds, bark, flowers, and roots—has been used in traditional medicine for centurie

Is India building too many startups, too fast? Every week, 1000+ new startups register in India. But how many are solving real problems? Too many founders are chasing investor buzzwords—AI, FinTech, D2C—without spending enough time in the trenches

Sting caused Redbull's India market share decline from 75% to 7%. 🤔👇 India is the place where you can play with price People love to see lower prices in India on every product 250 ml of Red Bull can cost 125 rupees where 250 ml of Sting cost onl

The market might have bounced back, but I can confidently say that many people’s portfolios still look the same or maybe even worse. One big reason behind this is something called the advance-decline ratio. A lot of us tend to judge our portfolios b

Day 18 of learning python as a beginner. Topic: match case and modular programming. Some suggested me to use match case instead of my usual if else statements as match case are more readable and appears more clear and organised. At that time I was

The Reality Today: Girls Are Not Safe Even at Home It's heartbreaking but true. The safety of girls is no longer guaranteed, even within the supposed safety of their own homes. With the rise in sexual assault cases, the feeling of being unsafe has b

India's favourite sport is writing exams, and there are 60 million test takers every year, who write one or more exams. These test takers cumulatively spend $100 million on registration fees. There are 70+ government/entrance exam categories, and

Startups Are Not Always Built to Make Profit Here is the Truth We keep hearing that startups lose money in the beginning because they want to grow fast but the truth is in many cases they are not even trying to make profit at all. What they really