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Swiggy Instamart doubles down on assortment strategy, flags ‘irrational’ quick commerce competition
Swiggy expects irrational competition in the cut-throat quick commerce space to be a headwind for its growth, as it plans to double down on its assortment play strategy and…
How India is orchestrating its rise in spacetech
Indian space market is currently on the verge of a massive structural shift that will see its valuation leap to an estimated $44 billion by 2035 from $8.4 billion. This…
Pine Labs swings to profit as costs grow slower than sales
Pine Labs Ltd. on Wednesday reported a profit before tax of Rs 74.81 crore in Q3 FY26, marking a turnaround from a loss of Rs 14.64 crore in the same period last year. The…
Founder-market fit: Why it matters more than the idea
Great ideas are everywhere. Founders who can execute them are not. In the startup world, product-market fit often steals the spotlight. But increasingly, investors and…
The Money Paradox: Why Losing Money Is Often the First Step to Wealth
There is an uncomfortable truth about money that few people like to acknowledge upfront: learning often costs. Not in theory, not in motivation quotes, but in real currency…
From menstrual pain to maternal nutrition: Experts weigh in on women’s health gaps
Women’s health in India has long sat at the crossroads of silence, stigma, and systemic gaps. Even as the country makes progress in healthcare access, fundamental needs around…
How Shark Tank India changed startup funding in tier 2-3 cities
A few years ago, startup funding felt like a metro-only conversation. That is no longer true. Entrepreneurs from tier 2 and tier 3 cities are now pitching confidently on…
10 Subtle signs of healing you might be overlooking
We often imagine growth as something loud and obvious. A big achievement. A dramatic life change. A visible transformation that others can applaud. But some of the most…
How consistent stitching built a small business in Shravasti district
Urmila Shukla lives in Bagruiya village of Shravasti district, where her workday begins early and often stretches late into the night. Today, she runs a small tailoring shop…
The man who funded eight schools at IITs taught me that time, not money, is the real donation
Rahul Mehta walked into the room at IIT Madras wearing a red hoodie and brown trousers, and the first thing he did was apologise for his attire. His luggage had not arrived…