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Interesting stat: High-poverty communities have 41% less tree canopy than low-poverty areas. In other words, richer communities have more trees. Trees are a necessity, but they're becoming a luxury.

I never understood the point of buying overpriced goods, now i am happy that i never did! Is buying over priced items a social status symbol? I have seen many people stating India needs a luxury global brand, do we really?

Indulge, which appeared on Shark Tank India, has a bold idea, making luxury experiences like private jets, fine dining, and travel easily accessible through one platform. They valued their business at 50cr and claimed to have 10,000 users, highlighti

What’s priced at $8 in India becomes $1,450 when rebranded by a luxury label. But what’s missing? Credit. Kolhapuri chappals — handcrafted by skilled artisans in Maharashtra — aren’t just footwear. They’re part of India’s cultural fabric. Durable, b

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The gap between rural and urban spending in India has narrowed significantly over the past decade. This is according to a recent study which found that average monthly per capita consumption expenditure has more than doubled in both rural and urban a