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For years, Falguni Nayar guided the founders of Indian companies through roadshows in Europe and the U.S. as they made their way to stock market debuts. Now the former investment banker is steering her own startup to an historic initial public offering. Nykaa, her brainchild, has grown into India’s top e-commerce site for beauty products, with the endorsement of Bollywood stars and a fervent following among twenty-somethings. The startup, formally known as FSN E-Commerce Ventures Ltd., filed preliminary documents late Monday for an initial public offering, which Bloomberg News has reported ...

July 29, 2021 India’s upcoming 2021 census will be the country’s first-ever digital one—and that’s problematic. The Narendra Modi government has developed a mobile app for collecting data as well as a  portal for management and monitoring of various census-related activities, Nityanand Rai, minister of state for home affairs, wrote in response to a question in Rajya Sabha (upper house of parliament) on July 28. An online census mechanism was first mentioned by home affairs minister Amit Shah in September 2020. In February 2021, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman allocated a budget ...

‘Consumer is king’ now. But it wouldn’t have been possible without 1991 reforms Shubhangi Misra © Provided by The Print New Delhi: In 1998, advertising agency John Walter Thompson coined the tagline ‘Ye Dil Maange More (the heart wants more)’ for Pepsi, which quickly became iconic as it resonated with young Indians of the time. Brand strategist Anurag Srivastava attributes the tagline’s success to Pepsi then being in sync with the pulse of the nation. “It quite aptly captured the mood of India in the early 90s, where the ambition of a young nation was finally b...

Share Via: Tata Sky and Vedantu will empower JEE and NEET aspirants with affordable access to quality education on their TV screens. Leading content distribution and Pay TV platform Tata Sky has partnered with Vedantu to make quality education accessible and affordable for students across India. For ease of access to the content, the service will also be made available on the Tata Sky mobile app. Aspirants can learn and repeat batches, get access to catch-up and on-demand content, including syllabus revision, tests, class notes, among others. They can also pose a question and have their doub...