India’s asset management industry is undergoing a quiet transformation. While most of the market is driven by
Every year, 7% of India’s population is pushed into poverty due to healthcare costs. I had to
In the football-mad lanes of Kolkata, a young Jeet Karmakar would watch the FIFA World Cup with
For most founders, an acquisition is the finish line and a moment of triumph. But for Bhavya
In India, early-stage investing has quietly evolved over the past decade. What began as an opaque world
In India, dental care often falls through the cracks of the healthcare system. It’s expensive, rarely covered
The product world is often mesmerized by the rapid innovation in the software field. But, Pradeep Vamana,
In 2014, a few drone-obsessed engineers used to fly their prototypes over Bengaluru’s Lal Bagh, not for
India’s industrial sector is rapidly digitising, but workforce training remains stuck in the past. Despite billions spent
India’s agricultural sector, spanning 156 million hectares and supporting 46.1% of the population, contributes 16% to the
India’s asset management industry is undergoing a quiet transformation. While most of the market is driven by fund managers with traditional strategies, new generation quantitative
Every year, 7% of India’s population is pushed into poverty due to healthcare costs. I had to double-check when I read this line in a Niti
In the football-mad lanes of Kolkata, a young Jeet Karmakar would watch the FIFA World Cup with a mix of passion and patriotic frustration. The
For most founders, an acquisition is the finish line and a moment of triumph. But for Bhavya Purana Hosadurgam, the solo founder of Freshreview, selling
In India, early-stage investing has quietly evolved over the past decade. What began as an opaque world of HNI-driven bets is becoming more structured, data-driven,
In India, dental care often falls through the cracks of the healthcare system. It’s expensive, rarely covered by insurance, and largely overlooked by both policyholders
The product world is often mesmerized by the rapid innovation in the software field. But, Pradeep Vamana, co-founder of Prodancy, is a staunch evangelist for the
In 2014, a few drone-obsessed engineers used to fly their prototypes over Bengaluru’s Lal Bagh, not for fun, but for recognition and leads. With branded
India’s industrial sector is rapidly digitising, but workforce training remains stuck in the past. Despite billions spent annually, most companies still rely on physical training
India’s agricultural sector, spanning 156 million hectares and supporting 46.1% of the population, contributes 16% to the national GDP, per the Economic Survey 2024–25. Yet,
