CEO at @muhura • 2m
Before, I used to wonder why most big companies set up in tier 1 cities—despite the high rents, heavy expenses, pollution, and chaos. Seemed stupid. But after doing business in a rural area, I get it now. Skilled human resources are insanely hard to find, the ROI is low, and there’s a huge gap in professionalism and trained talent. The hustle might be cheaper in villages, but the output rarely matches up.
Founder of withy • 7m
India is one of the most polluted countries in the world, with air pollution having a significant impact on the health of its citizens. Life expectancy Particulate pollution shortens the average Indian's life expectancy by 5.3 years. In Delhi, the mo
See MoreVenture scout • 3m
What If Real Estate Prices Were Based on Pollution Levels and a future where nature dictates wealth, would that be justice or a new kind of inequality? Imagine a world where home prices weren’t just about location but also about the quality of air y
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To combat increasing air pollution in Kolkata, Kolkata Municipal Corporation has planned to set up vertical gardens at pillars of Metro projects as well as pillars beneath flyover & bridges. KMC has also planned to plant 25 lakh saplings across the c
See MoreData Science Enthusi... • 1y
15 Crores ($1.7 Million) for a 4 BHK flat in Noida, UP. That's insanely overpriced. Does India's Real Estate market is in a Bubble? For this kind of money you can buy a property in a decent location in Dubai or Singapore. Tweet Link: https://x.com/
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