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Mr. Pai Counter argument on Piyush goyal Statment

He should be hired by the government or buy his innovation but he got arrested. Meanwhile Piyush Goyal Sir: We need to Design, Innovate & Lead. 👏

I got some questions, And I will ask some of them in this post. 1. From where VCs are getting funded? 2. Piyush Goyal Sir was Right Or Wrong? 3. Why are MSME Businesses not getting a spotlight? 4. Why is Cash Burning getting promoted? Still I g

India's Got Latent was a disaster, but it made 45.5 lakhs every episode. Samay Raina's hilarious talent show clocked over 200 million views and Rs 1.8 CR in revenue monthly - the highest ever from any Indian YouTube show. 🙌 Let us see how: 👇 i)

What Piyush Goyal Ji and that jpeg image has said is tight slap and moreover reality check. 10 mins delivery is "time element" feature not the venture. Many other local icecreams venture doing far better than startup ice creams venture but they neve

Fan Voting System for Cricket Matches As a cricket fan, I’ve always wanted to be part of the game, not just a spectator. That’s where this idea comes in: a fan voting system for Player of the Match and other awards. Here’s how it works: Vote During

Samay Raina’s India’s Got Latent is a massive success. Every video gets 20M+ views, and the channel crosses 100M views monthly—more than any other Indian creator. From this show alone, Samay has gained 4.7M of his 6M subscribers. This is impressive

here’s a quick update on startups in India Funding & Growth: Indian startups raised over $349 million from March 31 to April 5, with Spinny leading at $131 million. India ranks 3rd globally in fintech startup funding for Q1 2025. Policy Impact

India’s Got Latent was a Disaster… But It Made ₹45.5 Lakh per Episode! 💸🔥 Samay Raina’s hilarious talent show pulled in over 200M views and raked in ₹1.8 CR per month—making it the most profitable Indian YouTube show ever! 🤯 Here’s the breakdown

I participated in MSME Hackathon 4.0 in Madhya Pradesh, representing my startup that provides end-to-end IT security solutions. In India, very few security software products are made locally—most companies use foreign tools. Indian firms avoid local