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Wealth management startups in India seem to be gaining significant traction. In the past few weeks - - Dezerv raised $32 M from Premji Invest, now valued at $210 M - StableMoney closed a $14.7 M Series A - Infynite Club secured $2.6 M from Elevatio

How 🛍️ Meesho Made Indians Start Businesses from Their Phones! Brand: Meesho Founded: 2015 Boomed: Post-2020 (Tier-2 & Tier-3 cities) --- The Problem ❌ Small sellers (esp. women) couldn’t access online customers Too technical, no logistics sup

Do you ever think testing or launching Medial should happen in a country where the target user community is large and users are willing to pay for the service, and more curious to try out new social media platforms. while considering the hate on Ind

The Secret Glue Monopoly of India Behind almost every adhesive you use — Fevicol, Feviquick, M-Seal, Dr. Fixit — there’s just one name: Pidilite. This company has quietly created an invisible empire, sticking itself into every home, school, and cons

There comes the continuation of the Intellipaat company scam and looting rural Indians, Does anyone here are into podcasts or social media influencers do ping me I will share the whole required documents to bring this scam company to light, it wi

Quibi's Rise and Fall: A Cautionary Tale of Startup Ambition In the fast-paced world of tech startups, few stories are as emblematic of ambition and subsequent disappointment as that of Quibi. Founded in 2018 by industry veterans Jeffrey Katzenberg

One man's dream to avoid 10-hour train rides: Changed how 300 million people connect daily. Survived 8 visa rejections to make it happen. Built a $100B company by putting trust over growth. The remarkable story of Eric Yuan and Zoom: In 1987, Er

How Indian Millennials Quietly Took Over the Stock Market Back in early 2020 the world hit pause, offices shut down streets fell silent and suddenly people had more time than they knew what to do with. somewhere in that strange, uncertain, silence,

Amit Syngle: Millionaires You Won't Hear about anywhere else. Amit Syngle's journey from a modest upbringing to becoming the CEO of Asian Paints—a company with a market capitalization of over $40 billion—is a powerful story of resilience, hard work