People Who Matter
How Harmanpreet Kaur Rewrote The History Of Indian Cricket
From leading India to its first Women's Cricket World Cup title to becoming one of the most recognisable faces in sport, Harmanpreet Kaur's journey mirrors the rise of women's cricket in India. Her impact extends far beyond records and trophies, reshaping how the country views women in the Indian sports fraternity.
From Migrant Relief To Student Support: The Many Lives Touched By Sonu Sood
At a time when people felt disconnected from systems and authorities, Sonu Sood made himself reachable. From migrant relief and medical aid to scholarships and education support, his impact today extends far beyond cinema.
No Safe Bets: Why R. Madhavan’s Relevance Is Built On Risk-Taking
Beyond the charm of 'Maddy,' R. Madhavan’s Padma Shri honours a rare stardom built on quiet reinvention, curiosity, and mentorship.
Gaur Gopal Das: The Monk Who Redefined How India Consumes Wisdom
Gaur Gopal Das’s rise signals a cultural shift where spiritual storytelling intersects with corporate wellness, offering emotional tools for navigating high-pressure professional life.
Deepika Padukone
In an industry built on visibility, Deepika Padukone mastered the art of relevance. From mental health advocacy to global luxury branding, her evolution reflects the changing face of celebrity itself.
Companies That Matter
Bajaj Auto: How A Company Put The Middle Class In The Driving Seat
From enabling affordable mobility for millions to building one of India’s strongest automotive export businesses, Bajaj Auto has played a defining role in the country’s growth story. Today, it stands at the intersection of legacy, automation, and the transformation of electric mobility.
Tata Steel: The Company That Turned Industrialisation Into Social Change
From supporting India’s industrial self-reliance movement to building communities around workers, Tata Steel evolved into far more than a business enterprise. It teaches how industrial growth and social welfare can work well, decades before independence.
Infosys & India’s IT Boom: The Company That Defined An Industry
As India’s IT industry expanded, Infosys stood at the centre of the transformation, bridging global demand with Indian talent and reshaping how the country works and earns.
Brands That Matter
From A Single Terrace To Global Kitchens: Lijjat Papad Legacy Lives On
Having begun with a Rs. 80 loan in 1959, today the monthly global export target of Lijjat Papad stands close to Rs.10 Cr. From empowering women to offering scholarships to their children, Lijjat, as a cooperative, seems louder than boardroom discussions on inclusion.
Mysore Sandal: From Karnataka’s Hidden Forest Treasure To A Heritage Soap Brand
Born out of a crisis during World War I, Mysore Sandal evolved from a regional industrial experiment into a Rs. 2,000 Cr heritage brand. The soap not only shaped Karnataka’s sandalwood economy but also became an emotional part of Indian households across generations.
Initiatives That Matter
Bridging the Employability Gap: How NASSCOM’s ASCEND Is Building India's Future Workforce
As India's demand for digital talent continues to grow, access to industry-relevant skills remains uneven. Through ASCEND, NASSCOM Foundation and nine technology SMEs have come together to equip marginalised youth with emerging technology skills, demonstrating how collaborative CSR can create pathways to employment and inclusion.
How Nuvoco's Swasth Bharat Initiative Is Bringing Healthcare To India's Last Mile
In many villages, reaching a doctor can mean travelling long distances and losing a day's wages. Nuvoco is attempting to change that through mobile healthcare services and investments in healthcare infrastructure around its manufacturing locations.
Mission4Million: Axis Bank Foundation's Initiative To Transform 4 Million Rural Lives By 2030
For millions of rural families, economic security remains a distant goal. Through Mission4Million, Axis Bank Foundation hopes to change that by creating sustainable livelihood opportunities.
Latest from India
Nvidia, Micron, Broadcom have cheap valuations despite big gains, and one Google decision could explain why
Sevens Report founder Tom Essaye says cheap valuations on AI stocks such as Nvidia, Micron and Broadcom may signal a data centre slowdown.
Google DeepMind loses Nobel laureate John Jumper to Anthropic, its third senior researcher to depart in as many months
Nobel laureate John Jumper departs Google DeepMind for Anthropic, the latest scientist to join the AI start-up amid a Silicon Valley talent race.
A German and a Chinese walk into a hot Indian corporate battleground
India's consumer durables market is heating up as global giants like Bosch enter the mass segment and tech firm Xiaomi expands into large appliances. This surge in competition, driven by rising income
Nipun Aggarwal, Vinod Kannan emerge as frontrunners to lead Air India after Wilson's early exit; final decision pending
As Air India looks to replace CEO Campbell Wilson, two frontrunners, Nipun Aggarwal and Vinod Kannan, have emerged; however, a final decision is pending. According to reports, whoever will take charge
Tata Consumer targets 17% Ebitda margin in 3 years via overhaul of distribution model
Tata Consumer Products is strategizing to improve margins, currently at 13.9%, by enhancing distribution channels and leveraging quick commerce growth. Recent acquisitions have boosted its entry into
Why Orkla wants to change Eastern’s sales model after five years
Orkla's move comes after years spent understanding a business whose strengths were deeply tied to Kerala's unique retail landscape
G.S.K. Velu’s Maxivision eyes west India push ahead of listing next year
Diagnostic chain Neuberg Diagnostics—where Velu serves as chairman—is likely to be the first to list, followed by Maxivision Eye Hospitals and then medtech firm Trivitron Healthcare, where he is chair
From Sarvam To INFLUISH — Indian Startups Raised $426 Mn This Week
Indian startups cumulatively raised $426 Mn across 19 deals between June 15 and June 19, marking a significant jump from…
India built a startup ecosystem. Now it needs an innovation ecosystem
In 2023, just 5% of Indian startup funding went into deeptech sectors. By 2025, that number had climbed to roughly 21%, a meaningful shift that reflects growing investor conviction in hard technology.
Delhi HC rules EY US secondment fees taxable in India, MNCs face higher costs for foreign talent
Multinational corporations in India face a new tax challenge following a High Court ruling against EY US. The court determined that payments for employees deputed to India constitute taxable 'foreign
ED Searches 5 Crypto Platforms Over Alleged Illegal Cross-Border Transfers
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) conducted searches at multiple premises linked to five Bengaluru-based platforms in connection with alleged unauthorised cross-border…
Vridhi Home Finance FY26: Profit Jumps 5X YoY To ₹22.3 Cr
Bengaluru-based NBFC Vridhi Home Finance’s net profit rose nearly five-fold to ₹22.3 Cr in FY26 from ₹4.6 Cr a year…
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