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India Launches ₹1,000 Crore Fund for Space Startups🚀🌝 The Indian government has introduced a ₹1,000 crore funding scheme to boost innovation and private participation in the space sector. This initiative aims to support startups developing satelli

This year's budget, despite some shortcomings, has been good from certain angles. The government seems to be focusing on private capital expenditure (CAPEX), and the message is clear. There has been income tax relief as well, so the message to boost

India's space sector has witnessed a remarkable growth in the number of startups, increasing from just one in 2014 to nearly 200 by 2024. This surge is attributed to government reforms and increased private investment. By the end of 2023, approximate

Don't you guys think that unemployability is one of the biggest excise that companies are giving to explain unemployment. The job market itself is down, there are not enough jobs in private sector, government position are vacant, I mean What do these

Singapore's government-owned private equity firm, Temasek, has agreed to acquire a 10% stake in Haldiram Snacks Pvt Ltd for ₹8,500 crore. This investment marks a significant move in India's thriving snack and packaged food industry, further strengt

🔥 BJP Government Commits ₹1,000 Crore to Space Startup Fund 🔥 The government declared the allocation of ₹1,000 crore for a venture fund dedicated to space startups, underscoring its significant focus on the development of the space sector BJP Go

Is This the Right Way to Analyze Stocks? A colleague recently pointed out that a structured approach is key when investing, and skipping steps can lead to costly mistakes. They follow a Top-Down Analysis Framework, which breaks down like this: 🔹 M

The healthcare Market in india The healthcare market in India was valued at $372 billion in 2023. It's expected to grow to $638 billion by 2025. Key drivers of growth Private spending: Private healthcare spending has increased significantly sinc

India is now building it's own bias-free LLM says Ashwini Vaishnaw. Startups struggled. VCs hesitated. The private sector couldn't—or wouldn't—step up. So the government decided to take matters into its own hands. Great initiative, some might say,

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