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From ₹51 Cr to ₹1,272 Cr in a year—this Indian biotech’s revenue chart is insane. 💰 Molbio is going public targeting ₹22,000–24,000 Cr valuation. IPO expected in November 2025, raising ₹2,200–2,400 Cr. 🔬 Their Truenat platform, is a battery-power

"Big Changes in Credit Score Rules by RBI – Here’s How It Affects You!" Starting January 1, 2025, the RBI has introduced new rules that will make credit score updates faster and more accurate. Here’s what you need to know: ✅ Credit Score Updates Ev

Govt did right by hiking excise duty on petrol and diesel, for now 🙏🙏 No offence to anybody, but this will only make sense to ones who weigh context over emotions. Those who read my work regularly would know, I am no fan of the present Govt. So,

The US stock market recently lost $4 trillion in value, indicating a potential recession on the horizon. This significant drop has affected major companies and raised economic concerns. Major companies like Apple and Tesla saw massive losses,

Shark Tank India S4 EP8 Pitch 2 - Godevil Vinish Arya and Angel Arya are the founders of Go Devil, an online fashion brand which sells casual, athletic, streetwear and activewear. Go Devil products are size inclusive. It aims to expand its reach an

How Brands Survive (and Thrive) During a Recession Recessions crush weak businesses and strengthen smart ones. The brands that make it through adapt, pivot, and double down on essentials instead of cutting everything. Here’s how the smartest compani

A guide to understand India, these few points will definitely help you if you're building in India: 1. One common syndrome among every Indian is sepoy syndrome, they believe that Western products, names, ideas and business models are superior to In

To all new startup founders, here's how 7 different startups hustled for their first customers. If you're feeling disheartened, I hope their stories will inspire you to keep on going! 1 & 2: Tinder & Alibaba - Physically travelled to their first use

GoJek In the streets of Jakarta, one man's vision was about to change the face of Southeast Asian tech. Nadiem Makarim, a Harvard-educated Indonesian entrepreneur, saw beyond the gridlock and spotted an opportunity that would not only revolutionize