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hello, My name is Prince Kumar Singh and I am from Delhi I have great experience in placement and I have a huge employer's connection. I have planned to open an online job oriented training academy where we provide training and placement to the stud

She didn’t just build an app. She built a temple🛕on your phone. Bhagva, founded by Jagriti Motwani, raised $1M from Aussie HNI Pradeep Nain & others to power: ⚙️Better tech infra ⚡Smarter operations 🪔Empowering women via pooja-skill training

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Adani Group to Invest ₹2,000 Crore in Skill and Employment Initiative with Singapore’s ITEES Adani Group, in partnership with Singapore’s ITEES, is launching a ₹2,000 crore skill and employment initiative aimed at boosting workforce capabilities in

🚀 I Have a Dream, But I Need Your Help! 🙏 I want to start an NGO to empower women, educate underprivileged children, help the needy, and fight hunger. But I’m new to this and need guidance to make it a reality. 🌸 My Mission: ✅ Women Skill Traini

Crazy stories Many foreigners say that India is way too back when it comes in technology. Hear this out: An Indian mit student developed a mind reading device 5 years ago .Arnav Kapur, a Delhi-born graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of T

#9TDAYVC-Day 7 🎯What are Incentives for GP’S? 🎯Who are Distributors & Placement Agents? Incentives: Salary from the Investment Management Company or from the fund directly in case they are an individual Profits from Investments they make

A Revolutionary Solution to Hire! Aaj companies ko taiyaar huwa employees nahi milte, aur naukri paane wala acha mazdoor nahi milta. Mera sulution? Sector-specific trained labour! How it works: ✔ Companies ki mannda ke asparshar log train hogey ✔

"Revolutionizing Student Accommodation: Introducing UNIHIVE" Hey everyone, I'm thrilled to introduce UNIHIVE, a game-changer in the world of student accommodation. We're on a mission to redefine the student living experience by providing top-notch

Meet the woman who started with 20,000 and sold her company for 2500 CR. 1. Vandana Luthra was inspired by her mother, who ran a charitable Ayurveda initiative, Amar Jyoti, for low-income people. She also wanted to impact people's lives, so she went