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‘Kids come only for money, throw away food’: Viral video questions if Kanya Pujan is losing its soul to greed and wasteA viral video on Kanya Pujan has sparked debate about festival losing its meaning to greed and waste. The video shows food lying on street ...- Quote of the Day (March 18, 2026): Jon Bon Jovi on Success – “Success is falling nine times and getting up ten”.This quote of the day by Jon Bon Jovi shares a strong life lesson about success and failure. It explains how staying strong and not giving ...
- Infosys-Anthropic tie-up signals AI growth opportunities, not market disruption: Sumit PokharnaInfosys and Anthropic's AI partnership is generating buzz. Experts caution investors to look beyond the hype and focus on fundamental value...
- She made money in second grade trading pencils and Pokémon cards; now at 30, the founder-CEO is the youngest self-made billionaireLucy Guo, recently named Forbes’ youngest self-made billionaire with a $1.3 billion net worth, began her journey trading Pokémon cards and ...
- Zaggle Q1 profit jumps 56% YoY to Rs 26 crore; revenue up 32%During the quarter, the Hyderabad-based spend management platform added strategic clients, including Hindustan Pencils, Apollo Health, Mo E...
- Getting the basics right; India’s tariff shieldUnion minister Piyush Goyal called on startups to expand their vision, but what stands in the way? This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- Defence Acquisition Council approves projects worth Rs 84,560 crThe Defence Acquisition Council, led by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, approved projects worth approximately Rs 84,560 crore, including ai...
- ET Startup Awards 2023: Digantara wins Best on Campus categoryFounded in 2018 by Lovely Professional University students Anirudh Sharma (CEO) and Rahul Rawat (COO), who teamed up with aerospace enginee...
- ET Startup Awards 2023: Nominees for Best on CampusThe award will showcase a startup whose impact can be judged both by the idea and the execution. The founders should have been students who...
- How small investors can put money in startups, how gains made on investments will be taxedSome platforms are helping small investors get a foothold in the very-high-risk-very-highreward world of startup investing.
- Pencilton raises $330K in a pre-seed round by Jupiter, othersPencilton offers a debit card, PencilCard, to teenagers and students to help them manage their expenses while teaching them the basics of m...
- BlackBuck drives into unicorn club with $67 million fundingBlackBuck will use the funding to invest heavily in product and data science capabilities to strive for better efficiency in freight matchi...
- Content startup Pencil raises $1 million in pre-Series A funding roundPencil, which enables writers to publish their books for free on its platform, will use the funding to scale up its tech team as it is work...
- Startups help blue collar workers start their own gigsMany startups are aiming to upskill and reskill the new breed of micro-preneurs across states such as Telangana, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh ...
- Sequoia Surge backs seven Indian startups in the third batchThe $200-million fund, led by former Google top executive Rajan Anandan, has made 15 investments across India and Southeast Asia.
- Blackstone, Airbnb, Harrods chiefs to speak at GBS 2019Event to see star cast of global business leaders, including bosses of major consultancies, IT cos.
- Why a clutch of young tech ventures is keen on projects for the governmentStartups like SocialCops and Lucideus have government departments among their clients and that's what sets them apart.
- Snapdeal donates 142,000 stationery kits to underprivileged studentsThe etailer has partnered with Intex Technologies and Coca Cola India for this initiative.
- Here's a pencil startup that shuns banks and soars 100% on green ideasThe company sells $2 pencils that can be shoved into soil, after which a plant will sprout. Revenue is set to double this year to about $1....
- IIMs mull holding CAT test again in paper-pencil formatStung by nationwide criticism on CAT bungling, the IIMs want to put the mouse away and go in for the paper-pencil format.
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