nithin kamath on startup pitches why we use ai is no longer enough to impress investors

Why ‘we use AI’ is no longer enough to impress investors

Nithin Kamath on startup pitches: Why ‘we use AI’ is no longer enough to impress investors AI has become almost impossible to miss in the startup world. It shows up in products, business plans, presentations and, increasingly, investment pitches. But when the same technology is being mentioned by one founder after another, simply saying that…

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How did samosa become an Indian favourite despite not originating in India?

The early samosa was considerably different from the one most Indians know today. These small pastries were practical food for travellers, merchants and soldiers because they could be prepared in advance, carried easily and filled with ingredients such as minced meat, onions, nuts and spices. As trade routes connected Central Asia, Persia and the Indian…

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Meet Monica White: The woman who thought she’d found love, only to discover her date was a serial killer

Meeting someone through a dating app can feel pretty ordinary. You chat, exchange a few messages, maybe video-call, and eventually decide to meet.For Monica White, that meeting turned into something she says she’ll never forget.Her story is now being retold in Netflix’s The Dating App Killer: The Monica White Story, which follows her encounter with…

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Can aluminium foil keep pigeons away? Here’s what to know about the balcony hack

Somewhere between waking up to yet another mess on your balcony railing and scrolling past a viral video of someone lining theirs with kitchen foil, a genuinely odd question starts to feel worth asking: could something this simple actually work? As pigeons flock to shaded balconies and windowsills across Indian cities to escape the summer…

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a mother taught her 3 year old to dial the police helpline in a fun game it turned out to save her life when she actually collapsed

A mother taught her 3-year-old to dial the police helpline in a fun game; it turned out to save her life when she actually collapsed

Photo: South Yorkshire Police/ BBC Most of us think of toddlers as the ones who need looking after and to be taken care of, and not the ones who come to the rescue. But sometimes even small children do something so surprising and quick-witted that it seems extraordinary.One such incident happened when a three-year-old remembered…

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