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Its so satisfying to see Medial on ST. I hope they actually got what they were hoping to raise! Either way, more people will create accounts here.

Just found out about a company that sends free TVs in exchange for showing ads full-time. This is Telly, an American TV company founded by Ilya Pozin in 2021. It’s a 55-inch dual-screen TV—you can watch anything on the main screen, while the second

right now you guys as founders who wants to raise money from VCs either apply through cold email or their Google forms which maximum times go unheard if there is a way through which you can get more direct reach to VC and also understand why were you

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All startups are semi-successful. 90-95% of the startups of India serves to maximum of 10-15 crores of Indian population, where the spending power exist. Government still serves alone the biggest part of India. The algorithm lies, the success is o

Have you ever thought how convenient it would be if mobile recharges were fully customizable? Instead of being limited to pre-defined plans, imagine a system where you could: Select exactly how much data you need Choose only the calling minutes yo

Our "Jhola" is "Indian exotica" to others, just like that "Made in Japan" artifact joke. It's funny how everyday items become curiosities! Ramesh Special Namkeen: Global Brand? Ramesh Special Namkeen from Jodhpur likely has no clue their name is on

The 2008 financial crisis - During the late 1990s, America was getting a huge inflow of foreign funds from Russia and many Asian countries. American banks naturally didn't want the money just lying around earning no interest, so they made it easier

DAY 11 — Conversations That Move Things Forward. Not every day gives you a big update, but some days make you notice the quiet shifts happening underneath. Today was one of those — filled with genuine conversations that reminded me why I started thi

Guess who's been moonlighting as an international brand? 🤫 While heading home from work, I came across a store that had the same modern vibe as the famous Lenskart.com, but with a twist - it was called Lenskraft! 🤔 The logo and fonts were slightly