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Hey everyone! I'm working on a peer-to-peer car-sharing platform where car owners can rent out their vehicles to people who need them—whether for a few hours or a few weeks. Think Airbnb, but for cars! The problem we’re solving: ✅ Traditional car r

A MedTech US Concept That Could Work in India You probably know that healthcare in the US is extremely expensive. Even a basic blood test can cost hundreds of dollars. Why? Because hospitals overcharge knowing that insurance companies will pay, and

Is truf bussiness actually profitable ? I see lot of videos over the internet claming profits in lakhs/pm atleast in cities like Bengaluru. If yes, What is the min investment required and and what could be the profit margin? Can peple make money

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

Another one just from curiosity.. Lpg what we use to cook is not sustainable and also not good why,Let me describe: 1.It’s Generate Carbon Monoxide which is not good for health 2.It’s cleaner than coal but still it’s a fossil fuel so it emmits carbon

The Problem: Mouth ulcers (commonly known as canker sores) are small, painful sores that develop inside the mouth. They make eating, drinking, and even talking uncomfortable. Most existing treatments, like gels, sprays, and mouthwashes, have drawback

Just came across this incredible AI tool launched by Stanford University called STORM! It automates deep research and generates Wikipedia-style reports with real, verifiable citations from across the web - unlike ChatGPT, which still struggles with

Blinkit’s Mic Drop: First Groceries, Now 10-Minute Ambulances! Remember in 2021, when everyone roasted Blinkit for delivering groceries in 10 minutes? People were like, “We don’t need groceries that fast—how about ambulances instead?” Well, guess w

I live in Bangalore and was recently talking to a pan shop bhaiya near my office to understand his tapri business. Have been an old customer now so he shared. He does approx 5.6 lac in revenue and handsome profit. I know it’s not a very shiny job/bus

How Amazon Didn’t Just Survive—It Took Over Amazon didn’t “survive” two decades. It rewrote the game and crushed the competition. Here’s how: 1. Customer Obsession, Not Profits Forget margins. Amazon played the long game—low prices, fast delivery,