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Bike 🚲 ma windmill ghussa duga fir mobile phone charge Karuga use....or use Mera electricity bill Kam aayega fir ma ise innovation ko market ma sell kar duga uske baad Power Bank ka use case he khatm ho jaygaa or ma ban jayuga crorepati kyuki power

In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining your bike often becomes second choice and riding there bike with issues. — whether you're an office worker rushing through deadlines, a shopkeeper managing their business, or a female rider balancing daily wor

I have friends working as bike riders. Similar to BluSmart Mobility , We are planning to start a Riding App where all bikes are owned by the company and all bikes are customized to have Swappable Batteries and Rider doesn't have the need to take his

How Rapido Dominated the Bike Taxi Genre? So Rapido was founded in 2015 by IIT alumni Aravind Sanka and Pavan Guntupalli. Aravind, once stuck in traffic, realized that bikes could navigate traffic easily and thought of starting a bike taxi company

How a ₹60 Bike Ride Disrupted Billion-Dollar Giants like Ola & Uber? While Ola and Uber fought for dominance in India's metros, Rapido quietly conquered Tier 2 and 3 cities with one simple idea: affordable, fast, and reliable bike taxi's. Here’s ho

After seeing Bappa Dittya Saha's post, it made me remember something I thought about back when I was studying engineering, before the pandemic. I remember one time when my dad and I were riding our bike from Secunderabad to Medchal, we hit a huge tr

In the previous post , I've shared how "URGENCY " skyrocket 🚀🚀 your business. So , in this post, I'll share how to apply this urgency in the right ways as , 🚨 If you apply in wrong or desperate way ,then it can backfire you and your trust will

In 2017, Uber was one of the world's most hated companies. They lost 200,000 users in a week & were being destroyed by scandals. Everyone thought they would die. Until they hired one man who would transform Uber into a $150 billion empire... Here

The application of knowledge is hard work. Reading a book or listening to a podcast feels like progress. The effort required is minimal, and that's why it's so seductive. You can finish a chapter or an episode and tell yourself you've done somethin