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From wishlists to trusted recommendations: How Rippl is building a new social discovery platform
Think about the last time you bought something online. You probably did not just click 'add to cart'. You scrolled down to the reviews. You looked for photos from real buyers.…
How Clan Shoes is driving India’s shift to urban riding shoes
For years, riders in India had two choices: bulky riding boots that offered protection but felt impractical for everyday use, or regular sneakers that looked good and felt…
Inside the quiet rise of India’s women entrepreneurs
On most mornings in a village outskirts of Pune, Komal Londe’s day began with the soft hum of her sewing machine. At 27, she was already familiar with hard work and tight…
Food and experience: World of Hospitality Expo showcases restaurant and hotel innovations
Launched in 2014, PhotoSparksis a weekly feature from YourStory, with photographs that celebrate the spirit of creativity and innovation. In the earlier 995 posts, we featured…
Awestruck: the world's first AI for your free time
Consider a quiet inefficiency of modern life: most people return to the same handful of places, not for want of choice, but because the effort of finding something better, and…
Bharat Innovates 2026: From an IISc lab to orbit, meet the startup powering India's satellite economy
Getting a satellite into orbit is only half the problem. Once it gets there, propulsion determines almost everything that follows: how it manoeuvres, maintains position,…
Ola Electric’s Rs 780 crore fundraise: A turning point for the EV maker?
Ola Electric Mobility has raised about Rs 780 crore through a qualified institutions placement, marking a significant capital infusion for the Bengaluru-based electric vehicle…
IRM India Affiliate sets up global ERM centre at Chitkara University, tapping into Punjab’s entrepreneurial spirit
In a significant step towards strengthening India’s resilience and global competitiveness, the Institute of Risk Management (IRM) India Affiliate has established its third…
The accidental matchmaker: how a PhD in hydrodynamics built an elite matrimonial service
Anil Kumar does not look like a matchmaker. He looks like what he once was: a researcher who spent years on US Navy supercomputers solving Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes…
Why some books are hard to finish (and what it says about you)
You begin a book feeling excited. The opening chapters seem interesting, the concept pulls you in, and you picture yourself finishing it quickly. But after a few days,…