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Know your Rights❗️ Consumer Court Orders Vishal Mega Mart to Pay ₹25,000 Compensation for Charging ₹18 for Carry Bag

2024: The Year of Indian IPOs • In 2024, 13 Indian startups went public and made over Rs 29,000 crore ($3.4 billion). • These included Swiggy, Mobikwik, Ola Electric, FirstCry, Ixigo, and Unicommerce. Swiggy did well, Mobikwik was popular, and Ola

Let's settle this once and for all - who's the REAL BOSS of Indian supermarkets? Rank them (1= total dominance): 1.DMart 2. Reliance Smart Bazaar 3. Vishal Mega Mart 4. More Retail Who's killing it with prices, crowds, and reach? #RetailWar #lndi

BIOGRAPHY OF VISHAL MART FOUNDER Ram Chandra, A handicapped who sell Vishal Mega Mart in 70 cr now owns Rs1000 crore company. He was disabled since birth, began his life with a small business and opened a photostat shop in 1986, where he earned only

list of Startup who launched ipo india In 2024, the following Indian startups launched their IPOs: - Swiggy - Ola Electric - FirstCry (Brainbees Solutions) - Go Digit General Insurance - Ixigo - BlackBuck (Zinka Logistics Solutions) -

NSE has been on a crazy run in the unlisted market it's given over 100% returns in just a year, all because of the hype around its IPO. And the funny thing is, they haven’t even announced the IPO date yet. Once that happens, who knows how much higher

₹10,716 Cr Revenue by "Spending Less"! The Powerful Ethos Behind Vishal Mega Mart's Founder. 💡 Great Sunday read on Ram Chandra Agarwal, the founder of Vishal Mega Mart. He built one of India's biggest retail chains, clocking over ₹10,716 Cr in rev

You Will Have to Take Higher Risks to Generate Real Returns. Here's Why… When it comes to growing wealth, inflation and taxation are two silent killers that erode the value of your money faster than you realize. Here’s what most investors overlook

IPOs can offer significant opportunities for returns, they are safest when approached with a foundation of knowledge. Smart investors who take the time to thoroughly research and understand the companies going public are better positioned to navigate