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🤯 India's fastest unicorn Mensa Brands, founded by Ananth Narayanan in 2021, became India's fastest unicorn, achieving a $1.2 billion valuation in just six months.🫡 The company scales digital-first consumer brands across categories like fashion, b

Which consumer tech business is growing most, can you suggest? I have good active user base and now want to pivot.

Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, known as India’s “Perfume Capital,” has a 1,000-year-old tradition of crafting attars and essential oils. With access to premium natural ingredients like Mysore Sandalwood, Jasmine, Vetiver, and Indian Oud, it has the potentia

*Company Name:** Tadpole **Industry:** Clothing Manufacturing **Business Model:** Tadpole focuses on designing, manufacturing, and distributing high-quality, eco-friendly apparel. Our product line includes a variety of styles, catering to both men

launching a niche freelance marketplace exclusively for graphic design and video editing services, catering to India’s creative needs.

Mamaearth 🌲 becomes India's 3rd largest skincare brand, says Euromonitor International • Mamaearth, the flagship brand of Honasa Consumer Ltd., has become India's third largest skincare brand, according to Euromonitor International. The ranking re

India leads as the largest user base for major tech platforms like Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and YouTube, solidifying its position as the world's biggest consumer internet market. 🤯

Acquiring a majority stake in Pegatron Corp.'s iPhone manufacturing operations in India grants Tata Group access to advanced technology and manufacturing expertise, bolstering its position in the global smartphone market. This move diversifies Tata's

Harsh Mariwala is the founder of Marico 📈 one of India's leading consumer goods companies. Born into a business family, Mariwala joined the family-owned Bombay Oil Industries in the early 1970s. He saw the potential in branded consumer products an

Scaling is NOT just about "getting bigger." It's about growing smarter. Here's what most founders get wrong... In the startup world, "scaling" gets thrown around like it's just about hiring more people, expanding to new markets, or pouring money int