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The state of DeepTech funding in India (2024) is miserable and then we ask why can't India build its own foundational model. - Out of all the deals only 7.99% accounts for DeepTech (at 6th position), whereas E-commerce (1st) is at 22%. Enterprise te

At the end of the day, the Indian market became a bit cheaper. We are currently in the 2nd position, with the USA at the top. However, there are still sectoral concerns, and on top of that, there’s China’s economic focus.

Quick Commerce: Investment Highlights • Swiggy is planning to invest ₹1,600 crores in its subsidiary Scootsy. This funding helps Scootsy enhance operational capabilities and expand dark stores. • Similarly, Zomato plans to raise $1 billion through

Now the medial has a new kind of problem. So called sudden VC agents with a premium @gmail.com email holding spammers emerging on medial. How medial gonna Sort out!? These spammers spamming showcases and posts

Hindenburg's new report. While people are having different opinions about the report, my only concern rn is what will happen to the market on monday. This time, the report is more about SEBI's chairperson than Adani. I just hope the market doesn't

Blinkit, Instamart and Zepto are dominating the quick commerce space, while Tata and Reliance backed players are struggling This makes me sad looking at Dunzo's position now. It was the only option and life saver during covid times.

⚡ Who owns Ola Electric? 🚗🔋 With Bhavish Aggarwal holding 30%, and SoftBank Vision Fund close behind at 17.8%, Ola Electric is driving the future of electric mobility! 🌍🔌 From global investors like Hyundai and Alpha Wave to retail investors, ever

According to Cushman & Wakefield’s Main Streets Across the World report, Khan Market has once again retained its position as a global retail hotspot, ranking as the 22nd most expensive main street internationally with annual rents of over Rs 19,000 p

While central banks across the globe are still holding back on cutting rates the RBI is in a position where it could go ahead and make another rate cut if it really wanted to. I won’t dive into all the technical details but honestly India is in a fan

Tata Motors has been my worst-performing stock so far, but I'm still holding on. I believe the EV wave will be a major turning point for $TAMO. Do you think Tata Motors can lead the EV revolution in India, or is it time to move on?