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The ultimate profession in India is not an AI engineer, IT engineer, doctor, IAS, IPS, CA, sportsmen it's rather becoming a politician.

Rs 1 Salary! Meet India's richest IAS officer with a net worth of Rs 8.90 crore, takes only Rs 1 as salary.

Are we truly empowering our youth, or trapping them in an exhausting rat race? Yes, Shakti Dubey, the girl who secured AIR 1 in UPSC 2024, her story is inspiring—but it took her five long years to crack the exam. Can we really afford to have thousand

Restraint is critical if you're smart enough to explore, hold a lot of energy and want to make one thing huge. Either you embrace it or outsource authority to influence decisions.

India doesn't need IAS or IPS culture. We don't need a Govt. Jobs aspiring Society. We do not need Mediocre Minds. What we need is Prodigies. Science and Tech Geeks. Nerds. Writers. Philosophers. Scientists. Entrepreneurs. People who wants to g

Founder Brand Moat: Leveraging a founder's reputation to build trust and loyalty. 🚀 Tesla thrives on Elon Musk's influence, Amazon benefits from Jeff Bezos' leadership and Virgin embodies Richard Branson's adventurous spirit A strong founder brand c

Big win for an Indian origin founder in the AI race. Imagine them beating google in a few years.

My Class 10 Board exam are due in 15 days. Do you think I should focus on Studies (for rat race) or i sould focus on learning skills, and reading books (like rich dad poor dad). Currently i study for exqm in morning and evening. And in afternoon i go

I am lerin studing btech 1st in vizag college . but I need a gap from this rat race .So I came up with an idea of Startup . For a service based tech start up I need some tech developer like designer, backend, frontend developers we gonna cook some

An MBA grad skipped the corporate race and built a Rs 60 lakh mushroom business—in just three rooms. 😳