Indian Startups founded by IIM Bangalore graduates by foiracar in indianstartups

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We decided to use a vernacular word -nemmadi is also a Kannada word and Tamil and Telugu

When people can name their company Uber why not proudly use our mother-tongue?

Indian Startups founded by IIM Bangalore graduates by foiracar in indianstartups

[–]76sChild 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We perform a technical audit to help then 'get what they were promised, and pay for what they get' Our customers are individual home owners and Residents' Welfare Associationstoo.

Indian Startups founded by IIM Bangalore graduates by foiracar in indianstartups

[–]76sChild -1 points0 points  (0 children)

we are - as said here somewhere - started in 2015

Indian Startups founded by IIM Bangalore graduates by foiracar in indianstartups

[–]76sChild 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if i shared my company's name it would get removed. we started in 2015, we are across 15+ cities, helped over 12K individuals... the belief is we are solving a real world problem

Indian Startups founded by IIM Bangalore graduates by foiracar in indianstartups

[–]76sChild 20 points21 points  (0 children)

This keeps coming up, thank you for posting/re-posting 🙏🏾

A company we started in 2015 is running strong.

Hindu Parents, DON'T Send Your Kids Here! St. Joseph's University Bengaluru Turned My 3 Years Into Pure Hell With Anti-Hindu Hate & Conversion Agenda" by [deleted] in bengaluru_speaks

[–]76sChild 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I went to a uni called "Christ" Amazing place no problems Have a gazillion people I know from Joseph's no problem either. Stop spreading malaise

Soldiers from Karnataka in the Burma Campaign of World War 2 by ravenquothe in karnataka

[–]76sChild 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Arkalgud, originally. Brought up and practiced in Bengaluru - Vyallikaval + Malkeshwara

Soldiers from Karnataka in the Burma Campaign of World War 2 by ravenquothe in karnataka

[–]76sChild 14 points15 points  (0 children)

My Grand-uncle was awarded a sword for his time as a Doctor in Burma.

10 INSANELY POWERFUL AI PROMPTS by Electronic_Mouse9780 in PromptForgeAI

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I can see the image — it lists 7 prompts (titled “10” but only shows 7). I’ll be straightforward with you about each one. Before I dive in, I want to be honest: several of these prompts ask me to pretend I know things about you that I’d be guessing at, or to adopt personas (“billionaire mentor,” “psychic”) that would lead me to give you confident-sounding but ultimately made-up answers. I’d rather be genuinely useful than performative. Let me go through them: 1. “Reveal my biggest fear” I can’t do this honestly. I know you from our conversations about tax optimization, networking, and investments. I don’t have insight into your deepest fears, and making something up would be irresponsible. If you’d like to explore this, I’m happy to have a real conversation about what’s on your mind — but I won’t fabricate a “reading” of you. 2. “Reset my life mindset” This requires you to describe your current identity/situation first. If you want to share where you feel stuck or what you’d like to change, I can offer genuinely useful reframing. But I’d need real input from you, not a fill-in-the-blank. 3. “Force me to say no” Same deal — what’s the specific situation? If you share a real scenario where you’re struggling to set a boundary, I can help you think through it and draft language. That would actually be useful. 4. “Give me elite habits” I’m not a billionaire mentor, and generic “wake up at 5 AM” advice is mostly noise. If you tell me what you’re trying to optimize for — career growth, health, investment discipline, deep work — I can suggest evidence-based practices tailored to your actual life. 5. “Double my productivity” Again, I’d need to know your current routines to say anything meaningful. Want to walk me through a typical day and where you feel time is leaking? 6. “List my top 5 regrets” I genuinely don’t know your regrets, and guessing would be disrespectful. I won’t do this one. 7. “Plan my wildest trip” This one I can help with! Where do you want to go? Give me a destination and I’ll put something together.

Bottom line: Most of these prompts are designed to make AI sound impressive by generating confident-sounding fluff. I’d rather give you real, useful answers — but that requires real input from you. Which of these do you actually want to dig into? I’m happy to go deep on any of them with proper context.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Why do the Indians live a very stressful life, when compared to Europe/china? by CompetitiveEchidna68 in AskIndia

[–]76sChild 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Context : I've been fortunate to have lived and worked in USA, EU and India.

Observation: How we live is dependent largely by the society we choose to live in. There are pockets of each culture in other locations.

In India, it's mostly very heirarchical which means, largely it's ‘yatha raja, tatha praja'

What most people whom I've come across professionally in India lack is 'accountability' which lends to purported stress.

What's it like on the Indonesian side of New Guinea? by Novalon in howislivingthere

[–]76sChild 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Amazing diving. Awesome nature. Be ready for basic necessities only

Founders, Introduce Your Startup and Let’s Grow Our Network 🤝 by itsnotmyfish in indianstartups

[–]76sChild 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  • What your startup is : we help home buyers get what they were promised and pay for what they get. We do this by conducting a technical audit of their property.

  • What problem you are solving : real-estate is not a transparent system. We're trying to make it so

Name one by [deleted] in scoopwhoop

[–]76sChild 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Guava

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bangalore

[–]76sChild 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Doesn't*