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Idea name - hyper service Hyper service is like urban company but in 10 min.. didn't get it?? So my startup is like we provide service person like plumber, electrician etc in 10 min

I want to bring a change in the medical world, in short I want to solve the problems people are facing and for this I also have a special kind of idea

Dear all I would suggest like keeping a plant of power, which would produce from our daily wast ,scarp leftoverthings. We can first bult an plant like renew plant of our waste, we recycle it & through heating it we can produce power , and

Currently so many startup focusing on 10 min delivery rather than any quality service and affordability ? Is actually a good decision for growth or not in Indian market where 140cr+ people are running in roads with poor quality of roads and traffic .

How about eco friendly Airconditinors & refrigerators With less or no carbon emission.... Is anyone working on it? If yes is it reasonable? Climate change is the next big problem to be faced by the world 🌍

10 Second Security? Imagine a world where help arrives in just 10 seconds during emergencies—whether it’s a robbery, harassment, a medical crisis, or an accident—no matter where you are in India. While 10-minute deliveries have transformed conven

Many people are currently discussing Microsoft and CrowdStrike, but there is also a video of Klaus Schwab from the World Economic Forum in 2020 that people seem to have forgotten about. In the video, Schwab openly talks about a plan to carry out a

Believe in yourself, take the leap 🚀! Every great success story started with a single step, a single idea, and a single passion. You're not just building a business, you're building a legacy 🏗️. Don't be afraid to think outside the box, to challen

Taking help of Map My India a service can be built which can alert the people who are on the way of ambulance route and the alarm may request to stay aside before 5-10 min of arrival of ambulance on that route... But how to stay financially Afloat a

How to bring a change in this dripping ed-tech industry? 1. Lower the costs of the courses 2. Focus on organic growth rather than hiring expensive sales executives and pressuring them to achieve targets 3. Spending less on ads 4. Starting with a cl