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Which is the Indian made app store? PhonePe, owned by Walmart Inc., launches Indus Appstore, a new Android-based mobile application store in India to compete with Google's Play Store. The store offers over 200,000 apps and games in 12 Indian language

🚀Flipkart is preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) expected by the end of 2025 or early 2026. The Walmart-owned e-commerce giant, currently valued at $36 billion, has secured internal approvals to shift its domicile from Singapore to India,

● Solving the problem of access to state-of-the-art laboratory facilities foe conducting experiments ● University labs and research institutions have limited availability, restrictive access policies and lack cutting-edge equipment. And smaller educ

Studying India's rapidly evolving VC landscape & have some hypotheses on its future: 1. Cold outreach deals? With startups outpacing VCs, cold outreach may rise, pushing VCs to better evaluate pitches.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ 2. Deal sourcing shake-up?

Hey folks, how's it going? Remember when the Stanley Cups created a sensation? It was crazy, right? India might have missed out on the buzz, but the US was going nuts over it. Cups sold like hotcakes. Want to know how? Let's dive in! Stanley was a

“Colgate spent crores on Vedshakti… and still lost to Patanjali. Why? Because emotions beat science every single time.” 🧠 People buy with emotion first, justify with logic later. But most Ayurveda brands flip it — shouting ingredients & lab tests,

The AI Legends #75 Days Day 22: Daniel Kahneman Kahneman's career has been marked by his groundbreaking work in psychology and behavioral economics, for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2002. History: Daniel Kahneman was

Hi, I am Prachi Jain 🤝 I'm an entrepreneur and a student who loves to explore everything and learn about it. I am skilled in business development and Management. Also a quick learner and loves to work hard with the smartness. I am best with communic

🧩 Day 5 — The Logic Beneath the Noise Today, I learned that silence has structure. It isn’t random — it follows a pattern. When you reach out to founders, what you really study is decision latency — how long it takes for someone to trust an unfami