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The founder and CEO of Bombay Shaving Company, Shantanu Deshpande, boldly stated that 2,000 Indian families own 18% of the nation’s wealth while paying only 1.8% of taxes.

Out of India's 169 billionaires, a whopping 58 are Gujarati! 110 ultra-rich Gujaratis hold a combined wealth of over 10 lakh crore rupees. Even the average Gujarati living in America makes three times more than the average American. What makes the

Maharashtra puts up strong economic show, tops state rankings in finances Maharashtra has emerged as the leading state in CareEdge Ratings' 2025 rankings, followed by Gujarat and Karnataka. The assessment, based on 50 indicators across seven categor

India just hit $4 trillion GDP-but ask yourself this: When was the last time you felt a major economic milestone in your wallet? We've officially become the world's 4th largest economy, overtaking Japan. Cue the celebrations, headlines, and LinkedIn

Madhapar: Gujarat’s Hidden Gem of Unbelievable Wealth( Richest village in the world): - Location: Madhapar, Kutch district, Gujarat, India. - Wealth: Bank deposits worth Rs. 5,000 crore (approx. $670 million USD). - Population: Over 92,000 residen

🚨🚨 Really misleading influencer posts doing the rounds ahead of Ola Electric’s IPO. These talk about how the IPO is set to create massive wealth for the company’s employees, especially for the top 10-member leadership. They say, the Top-10 people

"Why Saving Feels Like a Burden? Let’s Fix That!" For many, especially salaried professionals, saving = stress. No thrill, no reward — just sacrifice. But truth is, saving isn't boring. It's just misunderstood. The problem isn’t saving. The problem

💚💚 Morning : World Coconut Day 💚💚 World Coconut Day, first celebrated in 2009, was established by the Asian and Pacific Coconut Community (APCC), an intergovernmental organisation under the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia

Beyond the Headlines: The Unseen Economic Giant of India 🤫 What if I told you there's a powerful economic engine deeply embedded in India's very core, quietly contributing billions to its GDP and fuelling countless livelihoods, yet often overlooked