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India startups Spreading and publishing the New hot Startups of India 'The India Startups' is an aggregated gallery and expert peer review platform.

We collect a wide range of bright new ideas from around the globe with the intents of keeping you up to date on incredible emerging businesses, offering our reviews, and providing a platform to engage in discussions. We invite you to submit your new Startup for our publishing consideration. The India Startups is created by Some IIT Bombay Students who take pride in the entrepreneurial experience.

The only thing more fulfilling than living the experience is sharing it with like-minded passionate people. We all have hopes of becoming the next Facebook, Apple, or RED. Share your experience of this dream, no matter what your idea is, or in what phase of development you’re in!

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Some meaningful advice from older generation for 2020 ❤️
08/01/2020

Some meaningful advice from older generation for 2020 ❤️

Reposted from () - A snapshot of India's year in space •
27/12/2019

Reposted from () - A snapshot of India's year in space •

Biryani, bankers and burqas: Inside a sit-in protest on an Indian highway⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠
25/12/2019

Biryani, bankers and burqas: Inside a sit-in protest on an Indian highway⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Reposted from -Google CEO Sundar Pichai just got one heck of a raise. 🤑⁠⁠Pichai will make $2 million in salary and at l...
21/12/2019

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Google CEO Sundar Pichai just got one heck of a raise. 🤑⁠
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Pichai will make $2 million in salary and at least $120 million in stock grants in his new position as CEO of Alphabet (Google’s parent company).⁠
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As CEO of Google, Pichai previously made $650,000 in annual base pay. He’s also reportedly shirked shares of the company, turning down additional restricted stock units in 2018 because he already felt he was generously paid (though it’s unclear how much he turned down).⁠
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Large scale demonstrations took place across 56 cities in 24 states and Union Territories on December 19 over the and ...
20/12/2019

Large scale demonstrations took place across 56 cities in 24 states and Union Territories on December 19 over the and proposed all-India National Register of Citizens .
Authorities imposed prohibitory orders as violence broke out in some parts of India
Delhi Police on Thursday imposed prohibitory orders under Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code across several parts of the city .
The government also shut 20 metro stations in the city and blocked the Delhi-Gurugram Highway that saw a nine-hour long traffic snarl at the border
@ Mumbai, Maharashtra

19/12/2019

According to the Police, close to 1.5 lakh people have assembled at the August Kranti Maidan in Mumbai to protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act.
Video 1 courtesy: Parth
Video 2 courtesy: Manasi Chandu

Student protests sweep campuses across country over police action at Delhi’s Jamia Millia Islamia. ___________Students b...
17/12/2019

Student protests sweep campuses across country over police action at Delhi’s Jamia Millia Islamia.
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Students boycotted classes, shouted slogans and hit the streets on Monday in an unprecedented show of unity against alleged police crackdown at Delhi’s Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) and Uttar Pradesh’s Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). .
The thread of solidarity ran from Panjab University to the Central University of Kerala in Kasaragod, from IIM Ahmedabad to Jadavpur University in Kolkata.
Here’s a look at what happened in campuses

Reposted from () - The Investment of the Decade: Bitcoin vs. World's Megacorps 📈⠀⠀Investors are in the game to make m...
16/12/2019

Reposted from () - The Investment of the Decade: Bitcoin vs. World's Megacorps 📈⠀⠀
Investors are in the game to make money. They chase yield around the world, looking for ways to generate higher returns than everyone else. And it turns out, even with the stock market rising to all-time highs and Bitcoin suffering another pullback, investing in cryptocurrency very early on was still a brilliant strategy.⠀⠀
Total Return (%) on an Initial $100 Investment 10 Years Ago⠀
1. Bitcoin: 9,150,088%⠀
2. Amazon: 3,156%⠀
3. Apple: 2,345%⠀
4. Visa: 1,597%⠀
5. Microsoft: 899%⠀
6. JP Morgan: 433%⠀
7. Facebook: 420%⠀
8. Berkshire Hathaway: 228%⠀
9. Johnson & Johnson: 216%⠀
10. Walmart: 171%⠀
11. Alibaba: 108%⠀⠀
Bitcoin has received its fair share of negative attention despite its performance. Jim Cramer lampooned the cryptocurrency as “Monopoly money,” predicting it would get “annihilated.” Jamie Dimon famously called Bitcoin a “fraud” before his bank started investing in blockchain technology. And a major study accused Bitfinex of intentionally manipulating the entire Bitcoin market, thereby swindling investors of their money.⠀⠀
Are you investing in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies? Why do you favor crypto assets as opposed to individual stocks of companies?⠀⠀⠀⠀
Published: 9 December 2019⠀
Source: ⠀⠀⠀⠀
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16/12/2019

Reposted from - Break bones, not ideals: When students become teachers | By ————————————————————————

Reposted from .today () - GUEST COLUMN: The government faced off against civil society this decade—public institutions...
14/12/2019

Reposted from .today () - GUEST COLUMN: The government faced off against civil society this decade—public institutions such as the courts and media faced unprecedented obstruction and bullying. Will 2020 be any better? Login to read essay by Neera Chandoka, a former professor of Political Science at Delhi University, on the website.
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