Success never comes easily. There are countless tales that tell us perseverance pays off in life. This Shiv Khera biography is no different.  Long before Shiv Khera gained global recognition

PharmEasy is one of India’s leading digital healthcare companies, driving the country’s digital healthcare revolution. By 2026, the company had evolved from an online pharmacy into a broader healthcare ecosystem

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Three researchers. A borrowed office in Paris’s 9th arrondissement. No product, no revenue, no customers. In April 2023, that was Mistral AI. Within a month, it had raised €105 million

India’s lab-grown diamond story has crossed a genuine milestone this year. In March and April 2026, India’s exports of polished lab-grown diamonds overtook natural diamonds by volume for the first

Harsimarbir Singh had already failed at four startups before he tried a fifth. That track record does not usually get a founder a term sheet from Sequoia Capital. It got

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Shares of Swiggy Ltd fell as much as 5.3% in early trade on Friday, before paring losses to trade around 2.9% lower at ₹287.40 on the NSE by 11:26 am,

Shares of EMS Limited jumped 7.55% intraday to ₹412.50 on the NSE on Friday after the Ghaziabad-based water infrastructure company informed stock exchanges it had received a Letter of Intent

Rajkot-based Anlon Healthcare Limited reported a sharp rise in its consolidated financial performance for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, with total income climbing 163.02% year-on-year, driven partly by its

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