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“Plane Ticket in cost of a Train Ticket” Disruption Dairies #3 Deccan Airlines was founded by Captain G.R. Gopinath in 2003 as India’s first low cost Airline with a plan of offering plane ticket in a train ticket cost. To keep the operating costs

An airline has a 100 seater aircraft. It fills fuel for $10,000. The per seat fuel cost works out to $100. In addition, the airline spends another $10 on providing food and a beverage to each flyer. So the total cost per seat is $110. They decide to

Hey, so I was thinking about this idea of using drones to deliver fresh veggies and fruits, you know? It's pretty cool because it could mean faster delivery and less pollution. But there are some things to think about. Like, there are a lot of rules

When you are scrambling to finish your weekend homework on a Monday morning rush to school! 🙈 We recently created an investment-focused book club, and we are currently immersed in the epic tale of "The Last Tycoons". I had set a goal for myself to

1. High Debt Burden: Jet Airways accumulated significant debt over the years. Its financial liabilities became difficult to manage, with creditors eventually losing confidence in the airline's ability to repay. 2. Increased Competition: Low-cost carr

Last year when I was in Bangalore, I met pretty famous, well-accomplished, and highly insightful founders, one of the questions that I kept asking everyone is How do you validate an idea or how do you know if something will work or not? The reason

Mukesh Ambani’s FMCG business is highly underperforming 📛📛 Yet, what we see the media do is celebrate the sub-par execution by over-emphasising on the Rs 3k crore sales figure for FY24. It’s only on a deeper deepdive, that you see things as they

#DataDeepdive: Delhi Govt’s education success, that even CM Kejriwal missed talking about 📛📛 -> No. of schools in Delhi has fallen for 7 straight years -> Same for the number of teachers. As a result, the no. of students per teacher has hit an al

In 2015, the business world was buzzing with disbelief over a move that sounded more like the plot of a feel-good movie than reality👀. Dan Price, the CEO of Gravity Payments, a small credit card processing company in Seattle, had just announced so

Marketing is only for Bigger brands!.. Phew.. Every time I hear this, I will be like "What is wrong with you?" Ok, Who all can avoid this post - Medium - Large scale Business - Business owners who dosen't want to take risk to grow business - Or Wh