Speaking with Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath, the platform's co-CEO admitted that Netflix’s early push for automated monthly charges in India ran headlong into consumer resistance.
Vembu tackled the doomsday scenario of full AI-driven software automation. “We are nowhere close to that goal,” he clarified.
Critics warn that an overdependence on subsidies and handouts hampers fiscal health and stunts productivity. Advocates counter that such welfare measures are necessary lifelines for the underprivileged.
Across India, more people are grappling with brain fog — a condition marked by mental confusion and sluggish thinking. Experts attribute this surge to a mix of modern stressors, post-pandemic aftereffects, and environmental triggers.
Pai’s message goes beyond Karnataka. He urged professionals across India to make similar efforts when relocating—be it to Bengal, Maharashtra, or any other state. “It’s not just about communication—it’s about respecting the culture of the place you’ve chosen to live in,” he said.
Mittal’s message wasn’t just personal. He pointed to a broader pattern—creators who started before content was cool, founders who launched when the market said “not now,” and brands that chose instinct over instruction.
Breeding ground for billionaires: the World Wealth Report 2025 from Capgemini Research Institute revealed that India’s high-net-worth individual (HNWI) population grew 5.6% in 2024, with their collective wealth rising 8.8% — outpacing both China and global peers.
Mallya, accused of fraud and money laundering, left India in 2016 and has since been residing in the UK. He reportedly owes around ₹9,000 crore to Indian banks. Despite this, the Enforcement Directorate claims to have recovered ₹22,280 crore from various scams, as per the Finance Ministry.
Without a tech app, funding, or even moving his vehicle, he's built a bootstrapped service earning more than many white-collar professionals — simply by charging ₹1,000 to watch people’s bags.
He’s not alone in raising the alarm. Atomberg founder Arindam Paul estimates that 40–50% of white-collar jobs in India—especially in IT and BPO—could vanish.
The viral account, shared by Lenskart product leader Rahul Rupani on LinkedIn, describes a no-frills business model built entirely on solving one glaring issue: lack of bag storage at the US Consulate in Mumbai.
India’s R&D spending stands at just 0.6–0.7% of GDP, far below the global average of 2.6%. By contrast, the U.S. spends 3.5%, China 2.4%, and South Korea 5%. Half of India’s R&D budget still comes from the government, with limited private investment.
In this speech, Goenka kept it straight and safe. Here's what he had to say
Canadian rapper Drake has bet $750,000 (almost Rs 6.41 crore) on RCB's win in the IPL 2025 Final. But can Virat Kohli and his men beat the infamous 'Drake Curse' and lift their maiden trophy?
Kohli’s “cosmic connection” to 18 now fuels hope for RCB’s first-ever IPL title in the tournament’s 18th edition. “It was never chosen, it found me,” he once said about the number that adorns his jersey, restaurant chain One8, and car plates.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), taking a strict stance, has barred Vemuri from attending her graduation ceremony.
The exorbitant rent and deposit for the "decent-ish" 3 BHK had fellow Reddit users scratching their heads in disbelief. Here's what netizens had to say on the listing
Arun Dhumal's remarks come amidst speculation surrounding Kohli's potential retirement from the league, contingent on RCB securing their inaugural title.
Beyond job flexibility and the ability to sponsor family, a Green Card also represents a crucial stepping stone toward citizenship and long-term security, especially for future generations.
In a 42-minute video posted to X (formally Twitter), Musk laid out a plan to launch the mammoth spacecraft to Mars for the first time as early as next year. The ship would arrive seven to nine months later in 2027.
The H-1B visa programme, long regarded as a gateway for skilled professionals to build careers in the US, is under heightened scrutiny. Indian nationals — who make up more than 70% of H-1B recipients — are feeling the brunt of these developments.