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“India's Airline Marketing War” Marketing Face off #4 Jet Airways vs Kingfisher vs GoAir In 2007 after Jet Airways got a makeover from a crisis it put up a Billboard saying "We have changed" Their Rival Kingfisher Airlines put up a Billboard ab

Indian parents tell their children to only focus on studies, avoid friends, and stay at home then wonder why they grow up quiet and socially withdrawn

Imagine a friend tells you, “I feel so unappreciated at work.” Instead of giving advice right away, try reflecting their feelings. You could say, "That sounds really difficult. Feeling unappreciated can be so draining. What happened?" This mirroring

does any of you guys realize that most of the startups in the start up showcase are edutech and i wonder why? coz most of the edutech startup success rate is less than or close to 15% and the market is so over saturated and it makes me wonder if the

G. R. Gopinath: The Man Who Made India Fly Born in a remote village in Karnataka, G. R. Gopinath grew up surrounded by poverty but was inspired by his father’s determination to educate him. After serving in the Indian Army and fighting in the 1971

The EU commission has given airlines a 30 Day deadline to prove their sustainability claims aren't just Greenwashing. What's the deal? Authorities are questioning claims like "sustainable aviation fuels" & "moving towards Net-Zero". They want solid

If anyone needs quick info on the Lufthansa Airlines Name Change Policy, here’s what I learned recently. Lufthansa allows minor corrections—like fixing small spelling mistakes or adding a missing letter—but they don’t permit full name changes or tick

Nike and Skims are shaking up activewear with their new collab, NikeSkims, launching this spring. The announcement sent Nike's stock up 6.2%, adding $6.7 billion in value. Nike's first-ever partnership with an outside brand is a bold move to reclaim

If you want to fly, you have to give up the things that hold you down. In the startup world, that often means letting go of comfort, overplanning, or the fear of failure. Think of Brian Chesky, who gave up a stable design career and rented out air