What's Unacademy's true value right now, and what were its investors smoking back in 2021? Read on.

Why don't they regulate street hawkers once and for all? Because it's a ₹1200 Cr/year scam. Read on.

Is Quick Commerce creating jobs, or is it creating Quick-Pay traps for the poor? Read on.

Every year, people begin by giving themselves such nice "challenges", only for all that to go stale within a week. All that boom, all that brouhaha. For what? In this article, I explain what a “new year” means to me. Read on.

While the intent may be positive, Delhi Government's Atal Canteens is likely to breed corruption, destroy a market, and interfere with society's incentives. Read on.

Can companies like Unacadamy, Bira and the likes be called "brands"? Read on.

China's progress in AI chip manufacturing has stunned the world. But what about India? Read on.

Flipkart showcases one of the most interesting stories to have come out of India, and a “new” way of building companies works. Read on.

Dhurandhar is a near perfect film, but will it make the money it should? Read on.

There's a new breed of India's rich. And they're also its greatest hope. Read on.

In the age of social media, it's become difficult for big industrialists and businessmen to project the aura of an intellectual. Read on.

Mr. Goyal doesn't seem to realise that singular solutions for complex, multi-variate problems create real risks of Iatrogenic Fragilization. Read on.

Why doesn't Mr. Narayan Murthy match his words with actions when it comes to what he wants from India? Read on.

While people think AI is hiding their lack of writing ability, it’s actually exposing their lack of ability to think. Read on.

There's a misconception about Make in India and what it has achieved. Read on.

Delhi is seemingly immune to problems that should ideally kill the city. But how?

An analysis on Unacademy's second shot at getting acquired in the last 12 months.

This small win is a great testament to the power of citizen journalism and research. Read on.

Mr. Piyush Pandey showed us that advertising can be more than just a commercial exercise. It can be culture defining, and even transformative.

Financial markets seem really tricky right now. Whom do you listen to? Read on.