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Ambani’s ten-paisa and Son’s $200 million: InMobi’s Naveen Tewari shares how two meetings shaped India’s first unicorn
Naveen Tewari, co-founder of InMobi, reflects on transformative moments that shaped his career. His first significant interaction with Mukesh Ambani opened his eyes to thinking big and operating on a grand scale. A subsequent meeting with Masayoshi Son catalyzed SoftBank's inaugural investment in an Indian startup, culminating in a remarkable $200 million agreement.
Talons, grilles and hand harnesses: India falls for sculptural jewellery
Sculptural and unusual jewelry, once a niche, is experiencing a resurgence, driven by consumers seeking unique self-expression and artistic adornment. Designers are creating bold, handcrafted pieces that blur the lines between art and fashion, reflecting a growing confidence and individuality among wearers.
'No Kings' protests against Trump bring a street party vibe to cities nationwide
Thousands across the U.S. participated in "No Kings" demonstrations, protesting what they perceive as President Trump's authoritarian drift. Rallies in major cities featured signs like "Resist Fascism" and "We The People," with organizers aiming to unite opposition against the administration's actions. The protests occurred amidst a government shutdown, highlighting a power struggle between the executive and legislative branches.
India and Russia at 25: From trusted partners to global shapers
India and Russia's strategic partnership, formalized 25 years ago, has evolved into a robust alliance built on trust and shared purpose. This enduring relationship, marked by strong political, defense, and economic cooperation, continues to adapt to global shifts, with both nations aiming for deeper collaboration in technology, energy, and cultural exchange for the next quarter-century.
Famous South actor's son cleared UPSC in second attempt and now is an IAS officer. Know Srutanjay Narayanan's education qualification and career
Srutanjay Narayanan, son of Tamil actor Chinni Jayanth, secured All India Rank 75 in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2019 in his second attempt. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Geographic Information Science and Cartography from the College of Engineering, Guindy, and a master’s degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences from Ashoka University. He is currently serving as the Joint Chief Executive Officer at the Tamil Nadu e-Governance Agency.
BHIVE Workspace launches new co-working centre in Bengaluru with capacity of 2,000 desks
BHIVE Workspace has launched a new co-working centre in Bengaluru. This facility offers over 2,000 desks across one lakh square feet. Located in Bellandur, it caters to growing demand from corporates and Global Capability Centers. The new centre enhances BHIVE's presence in Bengaluru's business corridor. It provides excellent accessibility and connectivity.
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Superstar didn't want to marry Hema Malini. 'Didn't want to ruin her life', says biographer. He died young
Hema Malini and Sanjeev Kumar's romance ended over marriage expectations. Kumar wanted a housewife, but Malini, at her career peak, refused to quit films. This led to their separation. Kumar even avoided scenes with Malini in later films. Malini later married Dharmendra. Kumar passed away young. Malini reflected on their differing life visions.
Mid-sized consumer brands like Wingreens, Wow! Momo, Curefoods eye PE funding amid revival in investor interest
Amidst a flourishing economy, numerous Indian consumer brands are on the hunt for capital, showcasing a notable uptick in fundraising efforts. As consumer spending sees a resurgence and deal-making heats up, private equity firms and venture funds are actively targeting these promising mid-sized names.
How biofortified foods could transform India’s nutrition landscape by 2030
This approach aims to naturally nourish the population, improving health outcomes and potentially transforming India's food system by 2030.
Meet the AI chatbots replacing India's call-centre workers
At a startup in India, developers are improving AI chatbots that communicate like humans. LimeChat aims to drastically reduce customer service jobs by automating responses, cutting staff by 80% for 10,000 monthly queries. Cofounder Nikhil Gupta says once clients hire their AI agents, they won't need to hire people again.
Wholesalemandi.com announces its expansion in Bengaluru
Wholesalemandi.com currently operates 30,000 sq. ft. of packaging and distribution space across Bengaluru and Chennai, processing more than 50 tonnes of produce every day.
ET 40 under forty: The vanguard leading India into the future
The ET 40 Under Forty list for 2025 celebrates innovative leaders across India, including pioneers in spacetech, AI, and blockchain. For the first time, the list expands to honour impact in art, culture, and sport, recognising individuals who inspire beyond commerce.
Auto stocks set for festive momentum: Bullish on Hero, Maruti, and tractors; cautious on Tata Motors: Dhananjay Sinha
Indian equities are poised for the festive season with strong optimism in the auto sector. Improving demand and festive momentum are expected to bring positive surprises this December quarter. Two-wheelers, EV makers, and tractor manufacturers are showing robust volume trends. Maruti Suzuki is a preferred pick in passenger vehicles. PSU banks may also attract investor interest due to attractive valuations.
Australia calls India a 'trusted partner', stresses need to establish a Defence Innovation Bridge
Australia and India convened a high-level Defence Industry Roundtable in Sydney, reinforcing their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. The dialogue focused on advancing collaboration in defence production, research, and strategic technologies, aiming to shape a secure and stable Indo-Pacific region through trust and technological cooperation.
Tech billionaires like Zuckerberg are reportedly prepping for doomsday; are we next?
Tech titans like Mark Zuckerberg are reportedly building elaborate underground shelters, sparking fears about the future of AI. While some dismiss these as 'doomsday prepping,' the creators of advanced AI, like OpenAI's chief scientist, express unease about its potential. This 'bunker mentality' highlights a growing concern among innovators regarding the unpredictable consequences of their creations.
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle ask families to join fight against predatory social media policies
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle called on parents to oppose social media firms that exploit children through harmful algorithms. They highlighted the risks of unregulated AI, citing research showing children frequently face damaging interactions with chatbots. Their foundation will partner with ParentsTogether to promote online safety for families.
Make Mappls must in all PLI smartphones: MapmyIndia to govt
In the last 10-15 days, MapmyIndia has seen a ten times increase in daily downloads after IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw publicly endorsed Mappls, alongside Zoho, as Indian alternatives to products by foreign tech companies. However, government business accounts for less than a fifth of MapmyIndia’s annual revenue, which stood at Rs 463 crore in FY25. The largest segment is automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), which contributed 40% to revenue.
Intel's big bet: Inside the chipmaker's make-or-break factory
Intel is betting $20 billion on Fab 52 in Arizona to revive its chipmaking dominance. Using ASML tools, the company is producing denser, energy-efficient chips with its 18a process and Panther Lake series.
Imperial College London partners with Science Gallery Bengaluru to boost UK-India innovation links
Imperial College London has partnered with Science Gallery Bengaluru to co-develop open research facilities and a joint fellowship program. This collaboration aims to boost UK-India and global talent exchange, fostering public engagement, research, and education. The initiative seeks to train future innovators and cultivate the next generation of scientific leaders.
‘India offers growth with stability, unique proposition for global capital’: Christian Ulbrich, Global CEO, JLL
India is transitioning into an established investment market, driven by policy reforms, infrastructure growth, and political stability. Global investors are increasingly viewing India as a long-term real estate destination, with sophisticated strategies and a growing allocation to core and development assets. The market offers compelling yields and diverse opportunities across various sectors.
Kunal Sood launches AudacityAI at UNGA
This platform positions India to lead in ethical AI development, combining modern innovation with ancient wisdom.
WeWork India IPO Day 3: Issue fully subscribed on final day. Check GMP, subscription status and key details. Should you apply?
WeWork India IPO: The Grey Market Premium (GMP) is currently hovering around 0.77% above the issue price. Though it offers an early indication of possible listing performance, it’s unofficial and can change quickly.
Balaji Telefilms revamps digital play with Kutingg, microdrama push
Balaji Telefilms is pivoting its digital strategy with a multi-platform approach, launching the Kutingg app for family-oriented content and expanding its YouTube network. The company is also venturing into microdramas and collaborating with independent creators through Balaji Studios, aiming for a diversified, sustainable digital model.
Representation improved but many women directors still lacking substantive roles in India's boardrooms
Indian companies have met the mandate for women directors on boards. However, a new report reveals their participation is often symbolic. Many women directors lack substantive roles in decision-making. Companies need to build stronger leadership pipelines for women and foster inclusive cultures. This shift unlocks stronger governance and competitive advantage.
Microdrama’s major appeal draws in foreign OGs
Two-minute content creation apps from China, Ukraine and France are finding ways to venture into the Indian market.
Awfis opens 50,000 sq ft co-working centre in Mumbai
In a regulatory filing on Monday, Awfis informed that it has launched a new centre spanning about 50,000 sq ft chargeable area in Supreme Business Park, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai.
Saif Ali Khan does not want to do films with Kareena Kapoor? Actor shares why working with ‘wives' is not a good idea
In a recent interview with Esquire India, Saif Ali Khan reflected on his career journey and shared why he believes working with one’s spouse or partner isn’t ideal. Having starred alongside Kareena Kapoor Khan in five films, Saif explained that he performs best in an environment of healthy competition, which can be difficult when working with a spouse. He also recalled his early struggles in the 1990s and how his approach to work evolved after 2000.
Ranbir Kapoor heroine, worth Rs 66 crore, couldn't buy toys in her childhood
Rashmika Mandanna, recently engaged to Vijay Devarakonda, overcame a childhood of poverty where her parents struggled with rent. The "National Crush" now commands a Rs 66 crore net worth, owns multiple properties, and charges Rs 4 crore per film, with upcoming roles in 'Thamma' and 'Cocktail 2'.
Oyo-owned Innov8 revenue rises 58% to Rs 38 crore in April-June quarter
Innov8, Oyo Group's co-working firm, reported a 58% revenue surge to Rs 38 crore in Q1 FY26, with Ebitda tripling to Rs 8 crore, driven by strong demand and an asset-light model. The company plans aggressive expansion, aiming to double its centers in FY26, focusing on major metros after a recent 3% stake sale valued at Rs 1,000 crore.
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