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Scaler wanted to do for tech education what Masters' Union did for the MBA. AI had other plans

Episode 467

Back in 2019, an ed-tech called Scaler Academy decided to do for tech education what Masters’ Union did for the traditional MBA. 


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McKinsey, Bain, and BCG welcomed AI with open arms. Creativity is the first casualty

Episode 466

Welcome to the world of consulting in 2025. AI is everywhere—from writing reports and making decks to crunching numbers. But you’d think the likes of…

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‘Boys will be boys’ — Trump, tariffs and the dismantling of global trade
‘Boys will be boys’ — Trump, tariffs and the dismantling of global trade

Episode 465

In this episode, we talk about the global trade war that stopped before it started.

First, we talk about US President Donald Trump's decision to reve…

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Minimalist was the glow-up Hindustan Unilever's skincare line needed

Episode 464

One of the largest deals to acquire a D2C brand took place in January this year. India’s largest manufacturer of consumer good, Hindustan Unilever ac…

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From Medimix to Apsara Ice Creams — scions of family-run businesses are done building just another ‘parent’s brand’

Episode 463

Indian family businesses contribute more than two-thirds to India’s GDP. 70 per cent. That’s amongst the highest in the world. And that number is exp…

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Zerodha and Groww wanted to disrupt mutual funds. But they're stuck in first gear

Episode 462

 For a while now, the new kids on the block in India’s $750 billion mutual fund industry have been trying to really shake things up.

The likes of Nav…

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China built the solar energy empire. India’s building the green hydrogen rebellion

Episode 461

Despite the recent upheaval in clean tech efforts, governments around the world are investing billions into green hydrogen. Analysts are calling it t…

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Cult turned amateur gym rats into fitness fanatics. Now they are paying in injuries
Cult turned amateur gym rats into fitness fanatics. Now they are paying in injuries

Episode 460

As fitness studios exploded across Indian cities after the Covid pandemic, Cult.fit rose to prominence on the back of its fun, accessible classes tha…

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Groceries were just the beginning. Your 10-min delivery app is now selling your screen time

Episode 459

India's biggest quick-commerce apps, Blinkit, Zepto, and Swiggy, have become prime real estate not just for regular FMCG brands but also for financia…

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India's AI mission could be transformative. But it's dead set on becoming Deepseek

Episode 458

Back in January, when China’s Deepseek R1 model stunned the world with its performance and low training cost, India was thinking only one thing – how…

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