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VCs are hypocrite. Bike Taxis were never legal under Motor Vehicle Act in any state. Still Rapido introduced it, VCs funded it heavily with nearly 5,000+ Crore. And now its banned. Why no cry from VCs now ? Did they not validate it before investing

Pune Porsche Crash Accident: A 17-year-old son of a prominent Pune builder caused a fatal accident that resulted in the death of two young techies. The teenager reportedly spent Rs 48,000 at two pubs before the accident, leading to allegations of dri

My CA Friend recently requested me to build Super App for him, i gave him pricing and other upfront documents for billing He offered me collaboration "SuperBiz" - A Super app for Only MSMEs They can search, show and pitch to investors, find inve

In 2014, Elon "gave away" Tesla's secrets to BMW. Everyone thought he was crazy. But this "act of charity" was actually the most ruthless business move in corporate history. Here's why BMW never saw it coming: BMW was set to lead Europe’s electr

For the first time, Google recommends using Kotlin Multiplatform over Flutter 🤯 Google published a guide article recommending using Kotlin Multiplatform over Flutter. Yesterday, in Google I/O, they confirmed for the first time their support of Kot

Here’s how Mukesh Ambani killed Big Bazaar and acquired almost for free. In 2020, Big Bazaar was on the verge of bankruptcy. Kishore Biyani, its founder, was looking for a lifeline, and Mukesh Ambani came forward with a bold ₹24,000 Cr buyout offe

Rejected by Sharks 🦈, Bought by Amazon! 🔥 Lessons from Ring's Founder Journey. Remember Jamie Siminoff pitching his video doorbell idea (then called Doorbot) on Shark Tank? He faced tough questions and ultimately walked away with NO deal from th

Two stories this week captured where India is stuck and where it's starting to move forward. First, the crisis with rare earth magnets. These are tiny parts that sit inside motors, power windows, wipers, and even screens. Every electric vehicle needs

India is becoming a country where you can be broke, but still look rich 🔥 We now live in a country where someone earning ₹45,000/month Drives a 17 lakh SUV Buys a 1 lakh iPhone Hosts a 15 lakh wedding All without actually having the money all as

Let’s rewind. In the '80s, Schultz walks into a small Seattle coffee shop. He’s not looking for beans — he’s looking for meaning. Inspired by Italy’s café culture, he brings back a truth no one saw coming: people crave belonging, even in ten-minute