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Remember Growfitter from Shark Tank? The app that rewarded you for just walking or working out a bit? Well, ever since Aman Gupta backed them, they’ve gone next level. Not just giving out basic rewards anymore — they’ve turned it into a full-blown f

Remembering a Legend: Ratan Tata (1937-2024)💔 Today, we mourn the loss of a true gem—Shri Ratan Tata. His contributions to Indian industry and society are unmatched, and his legacy will continue to inspire generations.💯✨ Ratan Tata was more than

on March 3, 1839 a boy was born in Navsari, Gujarat who had an ambition of doing something for his village that boy was named Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata At the age of just 20 years Mr Tata along with his wife and children moved to Bombay and say an o

Meet the man who donated 65% of his 8.29 Lakh CR to charity. 1962: Ratan Tata joined the Tata Group in after receiving his B.Arch. Degree from Cornell and briefly working with Jones and Emmons in Los Angeles. 👨‍🎓 1971: Tata was appointed the Dire

Today on my way doing my field job I was walking and listening to news then I saw the news about RATAN TATA JI passing away it was so sudden I was couldn't react properly he was like a inspiration and a role model for me and everyone I don't know wha

Career Update: Some roles are taken, others are grown into quietly, over time. To me, this one feels like the latter. I have joined Ortella Global Capital - OG Capital, India's only fund that co-builds companies as VP – Investments & Strategy, Wit

Why the journey of generation in india only gets successful.... In India we have many Industrialist and big billionaires, but 90% billionaires became successful because many generations of that family worked in it like TATA, RELIANCE, etc why is i

➡️TOP NEWS OF THE DAY : "Microsoft unveils Majorana 1: a quantum chip powered by a new state of matter—topological superconductors. A leap toward million-qubit systems in years, not decades! #QuantumComputing #TechBreakthrough". ✅Let me break it d

Dropping some truth bombs for middle-class founders: Most Ivy League kids aren’t building startups—they’re building resumes. Not all, but a lot. Why? Because even when their startups fail, they’ve already won—they use them as stepping stones to lan