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Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) has partnered with Gurugram-based EV startup Bounce Infinity to launch eDrive stores and accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) across the country. These 'eDrive stores' will be for the retail

If there is an App which provide directly sourced information from College Databases on fees, scholarships , etc. along with non-biased Video reviews of real students who are studying in that specific Uni/ College on Faculty and Daily life experience

How to connect with the corf developers behind any tech, or gadget or software to learn directly from them, Other than linkedin .. ?

Anyone from madhya pradesh here, who would like to do pulses export business ? no capital or investment required. should be willing to find and source directly from pulses farmers in MP.

🚨 BREAKING: Boosting Tourism with Simplified Travel from Oct 1, 2024 🇱🇰 Sri Lanka has announced visa-free entry for citizens of 35 countries, including Bharat, the UK, and the US, effective October 1, 2024 🧳 This move aims to revive the countr

A big giant store of Manufacturers of every category from textile to toys showcasing their products and opening this for wholesale buyers, big companies, simply for those who directly want to purchase from manufactures. Sounds like exhibition but it'

Exploring New Horizons: Importing Automobile Parts from China Hi, I’m Bharat from Bhagwati Automobiles, your go-to destination for top-notch automobile spare parts. As part of our growth journey, I’m planning to take a bold step: importing parts dir

If we launch a FREE startup consultancy, for Scaling, Unit Economics and Other Numbers, Budgeting etc. Then would you like to get consulting directly from me. I would like to know, if the answer will be yes, above 75%.

What if they start broking app like Zerodha and other will slowly loose their customers Black world's no.1 company Directly or Indirectly it's was running the world I think traders will get less broking charges as begining and it's goes like the j

According to a study by UC Riverside and Caltech, the rapid expansion of Big Tech's data centers has resulted in an estimated $5.4 billion in public health costs in the United States over the past five years, with air pollution from these facilities