I've been thinking about a startup idea.
Imagine an on-demand vehicle refuelling platform.
You wake up, open an app, book a fuel refill, and by the time you're ready to leave for work, your vehicle is refuelled.
Now, take this beyond individual households.
Imagine setting up dedicated refuelling services at:
1. Large residential societies and apartment complexes.
2. Corporate office parking facilities.
3. IT parks and business districts.
4. Commercial parking lots.
5. Large vehicle fleets.
The idea would be to build an infrastructure network for on-demand vehicle refuelling, partnering with authorised oil marketing companies like HPCL, BPCL, IOCL and Shell.
Think about the convenience this could create.
No unnecessary trips to petrol pumps. No waiting in queues. No last-minute fuel stops.
Of course, regulatory approvals, fuel safety and operational feasibility would be critical, especially for refuelling personal vehicles in India.
But the underlying problem is interesting.
We've built an entire ecosystem around delivering food, groceries and medicines to our doorstep.
Perhaps vehicle refuelling is another convenience waiting to be explored.
Would you use a service like this? And do you think there's a viable startup opportunity here?
Hoping for the next break 🔜
As soon as you start growing up you realise life was never about earning a lot of money or having those titles with your name.
It was and always will be your family and friends which will give you most amount of joy and happiness:)
I got engaged just after I graduated from MBA.
27 year old with less than 2 years of experience and zero savings.
My wife had already been working for four years by then.
A few months later, I joined Axis Bank straight out of campus, excited to start my career. Instead, I walked into what turned out to be the hardest year of my life. It affected my mental health, my confidence, and even my relationships.
I left that job hoping for a fresh start and joined a startup. A few months later, I was laid off.
What followed were months of unemployment.
Those months taught me more about life than any job ever could.
My wife managed every expense without making me feel guilty. She handled the house, stood by me through every breakdown, every bad day, every frustration, and every moment where I questioned myself. She celebrated the small wins when there weren't many big ones to celebrate.
She never made me feel like I was carrying this alone.
These days, social media often tells us stories about relationships built on status, money, or convenience.
I got to experience something very different.
I experienced a partner who chose commitment over comfort, patience over pressure, and us over everything else.
Today, things are much better. Looking back, I don't think I survived that phase because I was strong.
I survived because someone believed in me when I had stopped believing in myself.
This post isn't about success.
It's about saying thank you to the person who quietly held everything together when my world was falling apart.
#job #life #marriages
I understand pollution, I understand problems that dogs face due to crackers.
But diwali does not feel like diwali only with almost no crackers sound, crackers becoming so expensive.
Why are we changing everything from our childhood?
Waxing is so painful guys.
I was toying with my wife and she told me to try it, and my chest is all red and it hurts so much.
Huge respect to every girl🙌🏻🥺