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15-year-old Bengaluru student manages ₹13.9 lakh portfolio: How she started investing, earned NISM certifications and turned a Pokémon card game idea into a history learning gameAt just 15 years old, Sinchana from Bengaluru has not only developed a keen interest in finance but also manages an impressive investment p...
At 15, he won $500 building a drone; today, Bengaluru teen founder runs a $50 million aerospace startupNaman Pushp began experimenting with drones as a teenager during the 2020 lockdown, winning $500 at a hackathon and reinvesting the money i...
Musk’s $60 billion Cursor bet has an Indian link: Meet 26-year-old Aman Sanger caught in Sam Altman feudAman Sanger, the 26-year-old co-founder of AI coding startup Cursor, is at the centre of Elon Musk’s $60 billion SpaceX acquisition. Born t...
‘Trust is greater than any legal right’: Gautam Adani a day after US case dismissalIn light of the dismissal of a US criminal case against him, Gautam Adani shared his views replete with humility, reinforcing his trust in ...
Sanjay Ghemawat, the Kota kid who spent decades at Google building large-scale computing, is now leaving to make an AI that can run thousands of experimentsSanjay Ghemawat, the Google scientist who grew up in Kota, Rajasthan, is leaving the company after nearly three decades. Ghemawat helped bu...
Move over, boomers: More Gen Z power for company boardroomsA parliamentary committee has proposed lowering the minimum age for managing and whole-time directors from 21 to 18, aligning company law w...
India's youngest self-made billionaire is looking for a room on D-StreetA teenager once pitched ₹30 lakh for a slice of his startup and mostly got no for an answer. That same idea now heads toward the public mar...
If teens leave social media, gaming could become their next digital hangoutFor gaming firms, social media sits at the centre of their user acquisition strategies. Platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, and short-vid...
Beyond Borders and Degrees: How a global collective of teenagers is forging India’s next Silicon ValleyIn Bengaluru, a group of teenagers is pioneering a new path for India's startup scene through a unique hacker house. This initiative provid...
Zepto in talks for $250 million secondary sale ahead of IPOZepto is in talks to sell up to $250 million in shares, aiming to increase Indian ownership ahead of a potential IPO. This secondary sale, ...
Akudo bags $4.2 million in seed funding led by Y Combinator, othersFounded in August 2020 by Lavika Aggarwal, Khanna, and Jagveer Gandhi, Akudo provides personalised prepaid Visa cards to teens.
Edtech startup Clever Harvey raises $1.5 million in pre-Series A fundingClever Harvey, the B2C vertical of edtech company Callido Learning, said plans to use the new funds to expand its product portfolio, hire t...
Nothing launches Ear (1) wireless earphones in India at Rs 5,999The Nothing Ear (1) wireless earphones, which features a transparent design and active noise cancellation among others, will be available i...
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...
Carl Pei's startup Nothing partners Flipkart for India forayFlipkart will play a key role in building Nothing’s presence in India and will also offer after-sales service in 205 service points across ...
FamPay raises one of the biggest Series A funding rounds in IndiaFintech startup FamPay, which offers payments and financial services to teenagers, has raised $38 million in a Series A funding round at a ...
Carl Pei’s startup ‘Nothing’ unveils Ear 1 wireless earphonesThe Nothing Ear 1 wireless earphones would act as the starting point that "will define the artistry, confidence and craftsmanship that will...
Our aim is to push cashless payments among teenagers: FamPay co-foundersFamPay, a neo-bank for teenagers aims to bring cashless convenience to teens and their parents. Last week it launched a numberless card - F...
FamPay launches numberless card targeted at teenagersWith FamPay and its numberless card, minors can make online (UPI & P2P) and offline payments without the need to set up a bank account.
Walrus raises funding from Better Capital, othersWalrus is a digital-only banking platform for teenagers aged 13 and upwards. Its services can be used by anyone up to the age of 22. The pl...