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Why Is the "SaaS is Dead" Debate Trending? Lately, there’s a lot of buzz around the topic that “SaaS is dead.” So, why is this conversation gaining attention? let's look into some facts, numbers, 1. Saturated Market: The SaaS market was valued at

Donald Trump: India's Economy is Dead 😵 Only Rahul Gandhi acknowledged it so far! Everyone else ignored this just like we ignored the Road Potholes, World world-class drainage systems through the country, great infrastructure that we have!

What exactly does it mean when people say ‘your pitch deck has to say a compelling story?’ What kind of story and why? If we make it like a typical story, won’t it look unprofessional?

The Idea Isn’t the Business A great idea might get people excited, but it won’t pay the bills. There’s a massive difference between an exciting concept and a viable business. A viable business has a clear plan to make money, serve a specific audienc

An infrastructure mismatch. Not an innovation shortage! We often look for more founders, more startups, more funding. But what if the real bottleneck is the lack of physical and institutional infrastructure across the country? Colleges with no inn

Once, SaaS was the future. Now? It’s just a stepping stone for AI. Automation was phase one. Phase two? Replacing entire teams. Startups will scale like never before, without bloated payrolls, without inefficiencies. The best founders aren’t chasi

Do you guys think the overuse of anonymity is making the platform look dead? How effective would a feature restricting the use of anonymity be? For example, limiting users to a maximum of 2 posts and a finite number of comments (let's say 10) anonym

WhatsApp Is Losing Its Charm It feels like every update these days adds another layer of clutter to WhatsApp. From shopping catalogs to channels to communities, the once simple, clean messaging app is becoming bloated with features many users never

Minimalism isn’t dead, but it’s getting softer. Google just quietly updated its iconic “G” for the first time in almost a decade. No more flat. Subtle gradients. Quiet shift. But very intentional. Why the change? Screens got better. Old displays