In 1986, Tech Mahindra was a single-client telecom vendor writing back-office software for British Telecom under a 60:40 joint venture. Today the company reports revenue of $6.39 billion a year,

Before CaratLane, jewellery purchases in India typically involved visiting stores, comparing designs with no time to think about which design you really liked, negotiating hard, and relying on trust. CaratLane

Unlike many other marketplaces that are selling products vertically (e.g., fashion, food) in a different manner, Pepperfry has carved out its unique approach towards how people buy furniture online. Instead

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The Zscaler success story is a clear example of how a startup can create a new category instead of just competing in an old one. Founded in 2007, Zscaler bet

If you thought the concept of ‘Apollo 24/7’ was born out of spotting a market void and setting up a tech-first startup to fill the space then you are mistaken.

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The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is one of the most competitive entrance exams in India, with more than 20 lakh students appearing for the exam every year. The

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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

India’s beauty and personal care industry is highly competitive and driven by constant innovation, but few startups have successfully challenged established players such as Hindustan Unilever, Dabur, Himalaya, and L’Oréal.