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I live in Meghalaya, India, which is home to numerous stunning tourist spots that attract visitors. Due to its natural beauty, it's an ideal tourist destination. Does anyone have ideas on how to start a business here, leveraging its tourism potential

🚨 Indian Railways has officially launched its much-awaited ‘SwaRail’ Super App. One stop solution for multiple railway services. Ticket Booking General Tickets Platform Tickets Running Status Catering Rail Madad The beta version of the app is ava

Enhancing India's Tourism Potential My recent trip in India was wonderful, but here are some ideas which could make India a much better place for travel 1. Restroom Finder App: An app to locate clean, pay-and-use restrooms nearby, prioritizing hyg

With the ONDC making waves more players operating AC premium intracity services must start across India for working professionals. Bus routes with high demand can be identified and premium bus players can register on the app. Working professionals an

Finding parking spots in metro cities is very challenging. Even Amit Lakhotia, former VP at Paytm, faced this issue. He sometimes had meetings scheduled at 10, and struggled to find parking at 9:50. Frustrated, he started Park+, which suggests emp

Looking for a Co-Founder! 🚀 I’m building Guestly, a hotel booking platform for unmarried couples, and I need a passionate co-founder to scale it to the top! If you have experience in tech, marketing, or operations and are ready to build something b

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🚀 Why Kerala Needs Autobikyy? A Game-Changer in Mobility! 🚖🏍️ Kerala’s transportation system is on the move, but challenges like fare disputes, availability issues, and lack of modern solutions still slow things down. Autobikyy is here to fix tha

🚀 Why Kerala Needs Autobikyy? A Game-Changer in Mobility! 🚖🏍️ Kerala’s transportation system is on the move, but challenges like fare disputes, availability issues, and lack of modern solutions still slow things down. Autobikyy is here to fix tha

I’ve seen it too many times: a company believes its service is top-notch. Then comes the audit, and the truth is revealed. Gaps in service quality often come from blind spots we don’t recognize. 1. Teams get comfortable and stop seeking feedback.