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Hey guys , Tushar Sharma this side , Currently working on a game changing product that will revolutionise female healthcare and sanitation industry . We have support from state government, Central government and department of science and technology

B2B opportunity. Software geeks , Coders , ethical hackers , your chance is here . Medicine industry is shifting to manage data of patient and scheduling the surgery . Doctors are not that good with tech . Hospital will look out for business that

"Hey Tech Visionaries! I'm Tushar Sharma, Founder of AURA CURE , a revolutionary female healthcare and hygiene platform shaking up the industry with innovative products and services. We're on a mission to empower women worldwide! Now, we're searchi

Just tried the Slikk App(Fashion delivered in 60 minutes) - I have mixed reviews. - I was very impressed with their collection. Expected it to be quite basic considering how tricky logistics can get. - They've partnered up with decently big brands

Daily Recap- 1) India's Technology Startups Raise $2.5 Billion in Q1 2025: Indian technology startups have raised $2.5 billion in Q1 2025, which is a 13.64% growth from the last quarter. It was driven by late-stage investment and top-performing cate

This Chinese company processes 20x orders than Zomato and Swiggy combined! This is the story of Meituan, a Chinese startup launched by Wang Xing in 2010. Before this, Wang Xing also founded Xiaonei, China’s Facebook clone, which he sold for ove

Time for another reveal - this is the 5th one, probably Simplicity is a Superpower! ✨ (Especially in Complex Services) We often get caught up in industry jargon/lingo and complicated features, thinking it makes us sound smart. But when I reflect

Combating Biopiracy: The Urgent Need for Research and Patent Protection of India’s Indigenous Plants India holds vast medicinal plant biodiversity with significant pharmaceutical potential. However, low research investment and weak patent protection

Top News of the day: 1. DCDC Health Services Pvt. Ltd. (DCDC), which operates dialysis centers under the DCDC Kidney Care brand, has raised Rs 150 crore ($17.4 million) from Singapore-based ABC Impact, an Asia-focused impact investor backed by Temas