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 Ahmedabad : Anant National University announces the commencement of registrations for Anant Design Entrance and Proficiency Test (ADEPT), formerly recognised as the Design Entrance Test (DET). This design entrance test is set to be conducted on

The software allows all police personnel, liaison officers and drivers of the VVIPs to familiarise themselves with the road from the airport, drop-off point and parking allocated to them.

“Two-wheeler growth precedes consumer staples growth by about two to three quarters. It is a bit counterintuitive, but that is what data suggests. I think we are on a recovery path. The mood will incrementally get better as we get into 2024. Given that growth is so scarce globally, and India is one of the spaces where there is a very good level of growth and that is where the premiumness in terms of peoples willingness to pay for is coming.”

Surat: On the lines of Ahmedabad’s Rath Yatra, the Surat police have embraced Artificial Intelligence (AI) in a big way to keep a minute watch on the .

Haryana shone as it made India showered with Gold at the AIBA Women boxing, Youth World Championship. According to the reports, there are four boxers from

In a rare event for the Indian startup ecosystem, founder Mithun Sacheti has exited online jeweller Caratlane for a cool $556 million. Most founders have their net worth tied up in their companies’ shares.

Titan ascribed a valuation of Rs 17,000 crore to the omnichannel retailer, an over 30-fold jump in seven years when it first invested in the Chennai-based company.

Happy Monday! Mithun Sacheti hit it big on Saturday when he sold his 27% stake in online jewellery marketplace CaratLane to Titan. The Rs 4,621 crore deal is among the largest for any Indian consumer internet company. Hear all about it from Sacheti himself in todays super packed edition of the ETtech Morning Dispatch.

Caratlane: Watchmaker Titan ascribed a valuation of Rs 17,000 crore to the omnichannel retailer, an over 30-fold jump from when it first invested in the Chennai-based company seven years ago.

While shedding light on his initial foray into the e-commerce business, Sacheti said that he didnt realise the kind of money it would take to build an e-commerce business. " Sachetis family runs Mumbais well-known jewellery store Jaipur Gems, asserted that his family stayed away from the media limelight as he quietly built the Chennai-based company. He also shed light on the CaratLane journey and how Rakesh Jhunjhunwala backed him a lot.