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"The very best startup ideas tend to have three things in common: they're something the founders themselves want, that they themselves can build, and that few others realize are worth doing." Paul Graham on how to get startup ideas: https://paulgra

India Is Going To Fight & Protect Our Nation 🇮🇳 Civilization Should Aware The Rules & Condition Trust & Respect 🙏

Another Month, Another Language Fight. Are We Our Own Worst Enemy? So fed up. Every month it's the same story: a petty fight in Bengaluru, Chennai, or Mumbai that explodes into a pointless "North vs. South," "Hindi vs. Local Language" battle. Whil

Robotics is going to be the next big thing in this decade. Agree?

Startups are going bonkers with their X marketing. The race to grab attention is making founders do awful things. In the long term, your reputation is everything you have. Don't trade it for impressions, views and X vanity. On the other hand I love

Do you think that Starlink would prove to be successful in India?

when you have a rough idea then you can't start , so now i publish my book chapterwise , book = for early founders to avoid failure and learn things early which you gonna to face in future , so that when a problem arrives you know how to fight th

I believe that in a world where everyone knows everything and can control themselves is going to be a much more prosperous condition to live in comparison to a world where few knows everything and control others.

Do you think that we judge people too quickly?? Read the article and ponder on the point that I and my friend were trying to prove. Comment what you think of this https://medium.com/@aryabaliga05/the-dilemma-of-choices-are-we-judging-too-harshly-31