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Meet the man who built a 22,000 CR baby care company. 1. Supam Maheshwari had become a father during his ed-tech startup, Brainvisa. He had to travel frequently to the United States and Europe. On the way back, he used to bring toys for his newborn

Slice CEO Rajan Bajaj received just Rs 12 in salary as losses grew nearly 60% in FY23: Report • Rajan Bajaj, the founder and CEO of fintech unicorn Slice, received a salary of just Rs 12 in FY23. • In contrast, FirstCry CEO Supam Maheshwari receive

💡 How Much Do Listed Startup Founders Earn? 💰 Here’s the annual remuneration of prominent startup founders in FY24: 1️⃣ Supam Maheswari (₹103.8 Cr) – FirstCry 2️⃣ Amit Gainda (₹15.2 Cr) – Avanse Financial Services 3️⃣ Varun Alagh (₹5 Cr) – Mama

Indian Unicorn Start-Ups & Their Advertising Budgets 🚀📢 Here’s how top unicorns are investing in ads (FY24): Swiggy: ₹1,850 CR – 🥇 Highest spender! Zomato: ₹1,432 CR – Hungry for visibility! Paytm: ₹922 CR – Fintech leader! Policybazaar: ₹899

Salaries of top Indian startup founders revealed.(Per annum) Zerodha Nikhil Kamath - ₹48 Cr - Revenue- ₹6,832.8 Cr | Profit of ₹2,908.9 Cr Zepto Aadit Palicha - ₹1.5 Cr - Revenue- ₹2,024.3 Cr | Loss of ₹1,272.4 Cr Zaggle Raj Narayanam - ₹1.02 Cr -

On average, male founders earned eight times their female peers in FY23, according to a PrivateCircle research on 114 Indian unicorns. The report also showed that male founders took home a median of Rs 1.8 crore, while their female counterparts earn

🤯Founders with Highest salary in India. --⭐Supam Maheshwari (FirstCry) received an annual salary of ₹103.8 crore in FY24. This marks a significant decrease from his ₹200.7 crore salary in FY23. --⭐Nithin Kamath (Zerodha) Co-founder of the broker

Meet the woman who built India's fastest-growing 8600 CR FMCG startup. 1. Ghazal Alagh had just become a parent. But her happiness was soon replaced by misery as she could not find toxin-free, natural baby care products for her Eczema son. Most ava

Meet the man who started a 12,000 CR company at 69. 1. Ashok Soota was famously known as the magic man of the IT industry. In 1978, he took over as CEO of Shriram Refrigeration, which posted losses for four consecutive years and turned it around to

Top News of the Day: 1. WhatsApp is introducing a new Event feature that allows users to organize meetings and gatherings within group chats. 2. The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken action after media reports surfaced about allege