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While boAt raised hundreds of crores and Noise chased market share, two brothers from Delhi built India's most profitable wearables brand without raising a single round.
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While boAt raised hundreds of crores and Noise chased market share, two brothers from Delhi built India's most profitable wearables brand without raising a single round.

While Indian brands debated celebrity versus influencer, two brothers from Rajasthan quietly built the country's biggest D2C beauty exit — by trusting the right creators over the biggest names.

A viral Teamblind thread framed it as a generational personality clash. The data suggests the problem runs much deeper than that — and it lands squarely on leadership.

As UAE-China non-oil trade crosses $111 billion and 24 new deals get signed in Beijing, New Delhi has to reconcile a difficult truth: its most important Gulf partner is deepening ties with its biggest strategic rival.

BlissClub founder Minu Margeret didn't launch a product in 2020. She started a conversation — and turned it into India's most-watched women's activewear brand.

A viral post on Teamblind has reignited India's grind culture debate — and unlike 2023, the comment section isn't split. It's furious.

Blinkit delivers diapers. Zepto delivers diapers. So does Swiggy Instamart. But none of them were built for parents — and a new generation of vertical platforms is betting that distinction matters enormously.

Three companies, same business, three very different balance sheets. As Zepto marches toward a ₹11,000 crore IPO, India's quick commerce war is finally producing a profitability scoreboard — and the gaps are widening.

From Swiggy's doorstep to Aman Gupta's next chapter — Bessemer has spent nearly two decades backing Indian founders before anyone else would. Here's how they do it, who runs it, and why a ₹100 crore seed cheque to a company with no product yet makes complete sense within their playbook.

Magicpin's Vera launch is more than a product announcement. It is a quiet admission that India's restaurant economy has been running on borrowed visibility for years — and someone finally wants to fix that.

The viral quote came from a lawsuit, not a speech. Here's what the documents actually say — and what Indians actually heard.

Across the US, thousands of laid-off developers are skipping the job hunt and launching startups instead. A quiet revolution is underway — and it might define the next generation of tech founders.