Every Indian has lived this moment. The 10th or 12th result day arrives. A student who studied for two years sits in front of a screen, types the roll number, and waits. The page spins. It times out. It throws an error. The family refreshes for three hours. A railway...
This week, SpaceX went public. The shares were priced at $135 each, the company was valued at around $1.77 trillion, and the offering raised roughly $75 billion. It is the largest stock market debut in history. That single sentence is bigger than the entire IPO that made Saudi Aramco famous...
On June 12, 2026, history was made — not at a government summit, not at a UN conference, not by any elected leader. It was made at the Nasdaq in New York, by a single person from South Africa who dropped out of a PhD program to build rockets. Elon...
For years, many Indians believed wealth was created only through business, real estate, gold, or luck. But over the last decade, one financial tool has silently changed the lives of ordinary salaried people, IT employees, shop owners, freelancers, and even small-town families. That tool is SIP. Not because it makes...
For years, society pushed one message into the minds of students: “Learn coding. Become a software developer. That is where the future is.” But the future quietly changed while most people were still attending coding bootcamps. Today, AI can write code in seconds. A junior developer may spend three hours...
The Businesses That Refused to Die Every decade, India gets a new crisis. 1991, the balance of payments collapse. 2008, the global contagion. 2016, demonetisation. 2020, the pandemic. Each time, thousands of businesses fold, millions lose savings, and the country spends five years rebuilding what one year destroyed. And yet,...
Let’s be honest about what is happening this weekend. America’s top diplomat, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, has flown all the way to India. He visited Kolkata, took a tour of the Taj Mahal in Agra, walked through the palaces of Jaipur, and is now in New Delhi for a...
Let me say something that most people with two decades of work experience will never say out loud. I have been earning a salary since my first job. More than twenty-two years have passed. And if you asked me today what I have built from all that income — not...
Some people are born into purpose. I was not. I had to fail my way into it. I grew up in Kollam, Kerala, watching my grandfather run a textile business. I didn’t study his ledgers. I didn’t analyse his margins. I just watched him — the way he spoke to...
When the ruling party and the opposition agree that trouble is coming, it is time to stop scrolling and start paying attention. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, speaking to the Indian diaspora in the Netherlands just days ago, warned that decades of progress against poverty stood at serious risk if cascading...
