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We often talk about India becoming a superpower, but we can't ignore the high wealth inequality here. Have you ever felt that India is actually a poor country in some situations?

Here first of all I am a student here I want to know all about textile businesses. because I want to start a new craze in today's youth and make a new brand. Here's someone who's helping me out

I have a question for all of you: Why don’t we see more young people considering politics as a career? What are the pros and cons that make Indian youth stay away from the most influential sector? Many of you might have thought about becoming a phil

Nothing but Irrelevancy is the new retirement! In today's fast-paced world, staying relevant isn't just an option; it's a must. Industries and careers are evolving rapidly, and being adaptable is now the key to success. As we navigate through cons

what is the scenario of a start-up in the energy sector and what are the new ideas that need to be explored? what about the battery startups, what would be the new problems that should be focused?

Hey Medial Fam, Happy Dipawali. May this festival of lights brings a bright future of a new journey of startups and today's Youth. This message is not only for dipawali but also for a business. I want to do dropshipping and for that I need friend

Burning Questions for Today’s Youth What should I pursue? Many young people are overwhelmed with courses catering more to business interests than their own dreams. Students often chase attendance marks without gaining real skills, and even top colle

Why is education in India becoming an expensive instead of a right? The system is broken. → Too much theory, not enough practical skills. → Graduates feel lost; the industry moves on without them. → To catch up, we need huge amounts—MBA? 50 lakhs. S

What do you think in today's scenario, how corporates are going through with their employee culture or their work environment. Few things happened with my friend, working in a communication consultancy, in Kolkata, faced severe unsettling questions

Washerwoman's Daughter to scholarship: 16 years old Deepali selected for Youth Exchange and Study program in USA. She lives in a one-room house and teaches kids to support her mother, who works as a washerwoman, to make ends meet. Now, 16-year-old