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Niket Raj Dwivedi I think 45 days isn't enough for me. 😅

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If anyone thinks Indian market isn't big enough to sell there products online....then he is a big fool...

I think Piyush Goyal is right, Indian startup founders are more like shopkeepers They don't care about innovation

Indian web browsers have emerged as an essential tool in the digital landscape, offering users features tailored to local needs and priorities. As India moves towards self-reliance in technology, these browsers have gained popularity for their focus

Velvet, created by Pankaj Tripathi, actor Vikas Kumar, Akshat Saxena, Varad Bhatnagar, and Sharib Khan, aims to bring India’s rich oral storytelling culture to a global audience. With intentions to grow into English and other Indian regional languag

Natural Language Processing for Indian languages India is one of the most linguistically diverse countries in the world, with 22 official languages and hundreds of regional dialects. To make technology truly accessible, we need Natural Language Proc

**Be An Attention Seeker!👀** Isn't that bad? Maybe for you! But seeking attention for your brand isn't. Stop behaving like your brand is just some article. Brands are more human than a lot of humans around you ;) Look at my Colgate brush and

Ubers CEO said that Indian customer are the most demanding but don't want to pay as much. I totally agree with him Indian market is one of the toughest markets in the world and making a good profitable business here is damn hard. Let me know what y