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Thrifting Takes Off in India, But the Industry Has Miles to Go
Thrifting is shedding its stigma in India as young people embrace sustainable fashion, driving a $3 billion industry set to triple by 2032.
Inside Bosch: How R&D Is Shaping the Future of Everyday Tech and Mobility
Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Guru Prasad Mudlapur, the president of Bosch Group India on Bosch’s R&D drives innovations in home tech, automotive safety and sustainable mobility.
Marico CEO Saugata Gupta Its D2C Business And India's Changing Consumption Patterns
Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Gupta, the CEO of a company that makes Saffola and Parachute hair oil, on how it has changed strategies to keep up with the changing demands of Indians.
Swiggy's Post-IPO Journey Won't Be A Cakewalk
Swiggy's IPO marks a crucial step, but its success hinges on overcoming quick-commerce challenges and navigating a competitive landscape
E-Commerce Boom: India's Small Towns Are Outpacing Big Cities In Online Spending
With e-commerce marketplaces becoming established in urban areas, their focus shifts to Tier 2 and 3 cities this festive season, projecting GMV sales of $12 billion in 2024, a 23% jump from $9.7 billion in 2023.
The Need For Indian Companies To Take R&D Seriously With Naushad Forbes
Govindraj Ethiraj speaks to Naushad Forbes about how India’s weak R&D investment limits industry innovation and competitiveness.
Inside Ola Electric's Policy And Service Nightmare
Ola Electric faces government investigations for service failures and potential subsidy abuse. Government policies could have aided its unabated growth.
Only Half Of India's Youth Workforce Is Employable As Industry Faces Skill Shortage
Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Arindam Lahiri, Siddharth Shahani and Shantanu Rooj about the need for skilling in a modern economy.
Hotel Boom In India’s Small Cities Won’t Sustain Unless Infrastructure Keeps Pace
While hoteliers believe that the hospitality boom is likely to stay in India’s tier 2 and tier 3 cities, a market correction, they said, is inevitable.
Geopolitical Tensions Are Worsening India’s Container Shortage Problem
India’s reliance on Chinese containers leaves exporters vulnerable as geopolitical tensions disrupt global shipping
Kashmir’s Villages Now Have Access To E-Commerce But Not Without A Cost
Villages in southern Kashmir are now tapping into the e-commerce world, all thanks to FastBeetle’s 2023 launch. But it wasn't exactly smooth sailing!
India’s Aviation Industry Has A Problem: Its Top Engineers Are Moving Abroad
Despite India’s booming aviation sector, engineers are fleeing to international airlines for better pay and opportunities. Can new training centres change the game?
