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India has always been a service based country That's why we have 10,000's of teachers for everything, but rarely someone is on the global charts In India if anyone discovers their talent, they immediately try to monetize it via service they don'

India possesses a substantial talent pool, a growing startup ecosystem, and government initiatives to foster innovation. How can India effectively bridge the gap between its vast pool of talent and the creation of world-class companies?

Funding is big problem in India is yes or no ?

Bangalore: India's Silicon Valley Bangalore has earned the title "India's Silicon Valley" due to its thriving startup ecosystem. With a large pool of skilled talent, supportive government policies, and abundant funding, the city has attracted entrepr

India, home to over 1.4 billion people and one of the youngest workforces in the world, is rapidly emerging as a global manufacturing powerhouse. With its vast talent pool and cost-effective labor force, the country is increasingly being viewed as th

India has officially launched the G20 Talent Visa aimed at enhancing global academic exchange. This initiative is set to attract international talent and foster collaboration in research and education. Exciting times ahead for scholars and institutio

Which Start-up From Shark Tank You found is actually solving a big pan India or global problem and maybe very big in future? 👀🤔

India's talent migration to countries like the USA is part of a natural growth phase seen in developing nations, as top professionals seek better opportunities and rewards. However, as global economies reach saturation and positions abroad become lim

Samsung once said India is one of the big market for Us 'If we can win Over India" then we can win over in any global market

🚀India's 🚁Drone Market Takes Flight: ✇ Projected to grow from $4B in 2024 to $13B by 2030, fueled by rising demand for drone-based services, government incentives, and increased adoption across agriculture, logistics, and infrastructure. 🚀India'