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India has the talent to build Nvidia. What it doesn’t have is the ecosystem. China’s Deepseek shook the AI world this year. Meanwhile, India, home to thousands of top engineers at NVIDIA, Google , and OpenAI, still struggles to produce its own global

Is there any company/Ed-tech teaching/training about the most employed sector in india (Agriculture)? except the government run colleges and universities.

Random People on the internet- 10 tools for text to image generation..... 5 tools for AI powered research.... Meanwhile- Folks at ChatGPT- hold my beer.

🚀 Building something bold. Something smart. Something next-gen. It’s not just another tech product. It’s a game-changer for how the new generation connects, moves, and lives. India-first. AI-integrated. Wearable. And way ahead of the curve. Curre

Most startups fail, not because the idea was bad, but because execution stalled. Tech moves fast. Ideas alone don’t cut it. Systems, automation, relentless iteration—that’s what separates the builders from the dreamers.

🚀 India’s Deep-Tech Revolution Just Got ₹500 Crore Stronger. The IIT Madras Research Park has announced a ₹500 Cr Venture Capital Fund — dedicated exclusively to deep-tech & high-science startups. This isn’t just another investment pool. It’s Indi

funny how tech works. big companies like google, microsoft, and meta spent billions to build AI labs. they funded places like openAI and deepmind. and now? those same AI labs are building tools that could destroy their business. google search, mi

Tech Japan's CEO Naotaka Nishiyama moves to Bengaluru, says "World needs Indian Leadership." He aims to build a team in India, which will positively impact, and embrace the local culture and people.

interest to invest in tech, biotech , chem tech,  medical & scientific research projects ....  if you think your idea is crazy enough connect too , locations does not matter round the globe

You can always spot a Bangalore tech bro: Complains about traffic Sips ₹400 coffee Sends one Jira ticket and logs out Meanwhile, in Mumbai: A dude in an 8x8 cubicle is running half the country’s finance.