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Now I understand that Indian's don't want to work on hard tech because it's need huge dedication and Research for creating any innovation like Chinese and Japanese start-ups .

📈 BREAKING NEWS: India’s Start-Ups Eye Rural Markets for Next Growth Wave - Start-ups like STAGE, Agrostar, and DeHaat are focusing on India's rural market as the next big growth opportunity. - Despite 1.4 billion people, most start-ups have trad

Deepseek challenging Nvidia is a reminder that competition is inevitable, regardless of company size. As startups, our priority must always be user-centricity. While we can fix inefficiencies within our business, we cannot prevent others from growin

Finally, what I have been trying to explain for so many days has now been discussed on a trusted news channel. It's good to see that. Indian companies will have to report earnings; otherwise, it won't work.

Just a simple question :- Why everyone is focusing on app and digital services where it is very hard to make money and ROI if you are funded. There is great opportunity in goods and commodity business where someone with innovation can cater and gat

Is AI reshaping the world of software engineering? The distinction between AI and traditional software engineering is becoming clearer. Software engineering now goes beyond writing code—it encompasses designing robust software systems and architectu

Hey there! Have you ever thought that getting an MBA is the only way to become a CEO? Well, think again! Contrary to popular belief, CEOs of top companies come from various backgrounds, including engineering. In fact, many of them are engineers who l

"HYDERABAD TO FOCUS ON INNOVATION AND PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT" Telangana's IT Minister, Duddilla Sridhar Babu, is focused on leveraging Hyderabad's IT strengths to support India's goal of becoming a USD 10 trillion economy. While the city has historical

I agree with Piyush Goyal on his statement in Start-up Mahakumbh. I understand that not all of his points were valid, There are many instances where we can blame authorities for NOT having innovation. But his point was; in the wave of Start-ups and U

I agree with Piyush Goyal on his statement in Start-up Mahakumbh. I understand that not all of his points were valid, Infact there are many places where we can blame authorities for NOT having innovation. But his point was; in the wave of Start-ups a