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I'm planning to build an Indian in FMCG brand. I saw in India many places still people not using sanitary pads due to cost considering and availability. my main goal is to start this brand with more cost effective and more accessible. and our distr

Hey , do you know what is this ? This Chinese made Ev bike and the price of this ev bike is just 31 thousand only with so many new features. Now you're thinking to import this and sell this in India right ? Firstly if you import ev bikes from Ch

In India, we have plenty of public-transport options—cabs, autos, bikes, and EVs—but for very short trips (2 – 4 km) most people end up choosing e-rickshaws. Why? Because the alternatives often cost ₹100–₹150 for the same distance, while an e-ricksha

Zepto vs The Smear Campaign: Aadit Palicha Claps Back 🔥 Over the past few days, the CFO of a competing startup has been busy doing…everything but building. - Cold-calling investors with wild allegations - Circulating fake Excel sheets to media - D

EV bikes are marketed as low-maintenance, but are they really? People say servicing costs are minimal, yet somehow, you still end up spending ₹1,000 to ₹2,000. And then comes the big one, battery replacement after four to five years, which can cost a

I attended a wedding recently, and a thought crossed my mind—how much does it really cost to have a wedding these days? At 23, I realize it’s time to start planning for such big life events. So, I crunched some numbers: If I start a monthly SIP of ₹

Rethinking Office Procurement: A Hidden Challenge Procuring daily office consumables stationery, pantry supplies, and housekeeping essentials seems simple, yet it’s often inefficient. Businesses struggle with inconsistent pricing, vendor dependencie

Amazon S3 changed everything in the early 2000s when it put storage on top of REST APIs and HTTP. Their main bet was that “eventual consistency” would be good enough for most cases and they were right. Data was spread across availability zones with e

Govt Doubles Startup Loan Guarantees to ₹20 Cr, But 90% Founders Will Still Miss Out. Here's Why While most founders have spent an exciting time pitching VCs and regarding equity as capital, a quiet little yet great update in Budget 2025 has changed

Indians spend ₹50,000+ crores on snacks every year. But 90% of that goes to fried, oily, unhealthy options. In '15, Aditya Sanghavi noticed this while stuck at his bank desk and started Snackible. Came across their ₹50 chips + dip pack. Very Uni