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India’s Services-Led Growth: Strength or Structural Risk?

India’s economic trajectory does not follow the traditional playbook. Most nations transition from agriculture to manufacturing to services, but India has largely skipped the manufacturing phase. Services now account for over 50% of the GDP despite the country’s relatively low per capita income of under $3,000. This places India in rare company—other economies with a […]

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India’s YouTube Village: How Content is Powering Rural India

In Tulsi, a small village in Chhattisgarh, content creation has become more than just a form of entertainment—it is a business, a movement, and a pathway to economic independence. With over 40 active YouTube channels, covering everything from comedy sketches to cooking tutorials, this village is proving that digital transformation is not limited to urban

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The Biggest Business Glow-Ups: How These Brands Reinvented Themselves

Not all industry giants start that way. Some of the biggest names in business today were once on the brink of collapse, written off as irrelevant or struggling to survive. What separates companies that fade into obscurity from those that make historic comebacks is their ability to pivot, innovate, and bet big at the right

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Kashmir’s Gold in Nagpur? The Future of Farming in India

Saffron—the elusive golden spice, synonymous with Kashmir’s cold valleys and delicate soil conditions—is now thriving in an unlikely place: Nagpur. A city known for its sweltering 40°C summers and zero saffron farming history has become home to a remarkable agricultural breakthrough. Thanks to aeroponics, a local couple has built a ₹50 lakh saffron business—on their

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Young India Is Investing Differently—And It’s Changing the Market

For decades, Indian investing habits revolved around gold, fixed deposits, and real estate. Stocks were often seen as risky, best left to seasoned traders or financial experts. But something has changed. A nationwide survey by StockGro and 1Lattice reveals that young Indians are reshaping investment trends in ways never seen before. Digital platforms, financial awareness,

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A Tribute to Manmohan Singh: Architect of India’s Economic Reforms of 1991

As the world mourns the loss of Dr. Manmohan Singh, a towering figure in Indian politics and economics, his legacy as the “architect of India’s economic reforms” resonates deeply. Dr. Singh, who passed away on December 27th, will forever be remembered as the leader who transformed India’s dire economic crisis in 1991 into an opportunity

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Demet Mutlu: Redefining E-Commerce and Driving Change

Demet Mutlu has redefined the e-commerce landscape in Turkey, turning her startup, Trendyol, into the country’s first decacorn and one of the most influential platforms in the Middle East and North Africa. Her entrepreneurial journey, marked by bold decisions and relentless focus, exemplifies the potential of innovation when combined with purpose.   Early Days and

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The Freemium Business Model: An Explainer

The freemium business model combines the concepts of “free” and “premium.” It’s a strategy where businesses offer basic features of a product or service for free while charging for additional, advanced features. This approach has become a favorite among software, internet services, and gaming companies for its ability to attract users quickly and convert them

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How Microsoft Helped Save Apple from Bankruptcy: The 1997 Investment That Changed the Tech World

In the mid-1990s, Apple was in a severe financial crisis. The company faced poor management decisions, a lack of innovation, and increasing competition, especially from Microsoft, whose Windows operating system dominated the personal computer market. Despite being fierce rivals, there was a time when Microsoft stepped in to prevent Apple from going bankrupt, marking a

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