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The Kota factory is imploding and student suicides are not the only reason

Episode 126

After the pandemic years, Kota’s coaching industry saw an unprecedented boom. Money was pouring in from everywhere–from edtechs to investors. In the …

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What VC analysts do when there are few deals to make

Episode 125

All the twists and turns in the journey of startups have been well-documented since VC funding began drying up over the past year or so. In the first…

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Why Airtel's Gopal Vittal is betting on younger and “hungrier” executives for top roles

Episode 124


From the time it was the number one indian telecom company to braving the whole phase when Jio came around and disrupted the whole space. Its been a …

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Credit-card whizzes are beating banks at their own game

Episode 123

For a people who were quite averse to the whole concept of credit, Indians really seem to be developing a new found love for the piece of plastic and…

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In the push to make social media 'safe,' Youtube, Instagram creators are collateral damage

Episode 122

From content flagging, suspension, shadow-banning and even account deletion, content creators are grappling with a variety of censorship methods on s…

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How Apple is building an army of 'faithfuls' in India

Episode 121

For almost two decades, India was a stagnant market for one of the leading tech companies of the world. But in 2021, things changed and Apple’s sales…

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Why banks are suddenly lining up to finance your study abroad

Episode 120

For the longest time public sector banks, as we know them, have been very reluctant about study abroad loans. And it was for good reason. They've suf…

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Is Digiyatra more about cash than convenience?

Episode 119

The government of India launched Digiyatra, a contactless, facial-recognition-based passenger-entry system, in December last year. The idea is for th…

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The “Big 3” consulting firms have a talent problem

Episode 118

For the longest time, consulting at the “Big 3” strategy consulting firms—McKinsey, Boston Consulting Group, and Bain & Co.—is not only one the most …

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Is Rapido trading passenger safety for growth?

Episode 117

Lately, India's bike taxi leader, Rapido, has been in the news for all the wrong reasons. With numerous complaints of sexual harassment, theft, and e…

2 years, 6 months ago

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