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Currently, Pakistan is the largest market for freemium VPN services, as the government has banned X and is indirectly cracking down on many social media apps. As a result, Pakistani users are turning to VPNs to access these services, yet Indian engin

‼️ A $486-Billion Global Scam ? In 2023, financial fraud reached $485.6 billion, nearly matching Singapore’s GDP. Payments fraud, driven by tactics like banking trojans, makes up 80% of these losses. Credit card fraud adds another $28.6 billion.

💡 Why India still doesn’t have its own big social media? We depend on US apps. With things like Trump’s tariffs, it’s clear we need an Indian alternative. Problem? 👉 Lack of engineering focus 👉 No one seeing the real opportunity This is the righ

Day 1 of finding Indian alternatives for foreign apps. Indian alternative - Arratai foreign app - WhatsApp, Messenger etc. Arratai is as an alternative for whatsapp. It is developed and launched by Zoho Corporation (an indigenous alternative for Mi

Nowadays everyone is building a startup, but according to me, a real startup should solve an existing problem that thousands of people are already facing. Not create a problem first and then offer a solution for it. For example, Zomato was the first

The government abolished angle tax on the startup. Nowadays, Everyone is interested in stocks and mutual funds. Let's go back to 2002 when no one(majority )wants to invest in the stock market in India. Same like that...... What if someone makes a

Despite having everything — a world-class search engine, its own AI models, billions of users, and the world’s biggest data — why is Google still being challenged by a small startup like Perplexity? Here’s the simple truth 👇 Because Google’s bigge

Is India Ready to Adopt the Telehealth Model? India is gradually embracing Telehealth, driven by digital adoption, government support, and rising healthcare needs. However, full-scale adoption faces challenges like digital literacy, trust in virtual

I’ve built 7 apps in the last year. 10,000+ users. A few already making money. And yet—every day I wake up with another “million-dollar idea” fighting for my attention. The code? Done. The products? Real. The problem? Distribution. I’m not failing

Innovation in India isn't suffocating from lack of talent or deep technology—it's gasping under government paperwork, redtape and outright tardiness. First-time founders aren't staying up worrying about competitors. They're stressed about GST regist