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Do You Know Why Zerodha Doesn't Advertise? Co-founder Nithin Kamath Reveals - Vimarsana News

Do You Know Why Zerodha Doesn't Advertise? Co-founder Nithin Kamath Reveals

In today's busy world, maintaining customer trust is crucial for brands. Many companies spend heavily on eye-catching ads to attract new customers, but Nithin Kamath, Co-Founder of Zerodha, has a different approach. Recently, he shared his perspective on X (formerly Twitter), explaining why his company chooses not to use advertising as a growth strategy.

Zerodha's Nithin Kamath makes first public appearance 3 months after stroke, asked about his new health regimen - Vimarsana News

Zerodha's Nithin Kamath makes first public appearance 3 months after stroke, asked about his new health regimen

Zerodha's founder Nithin Kamath made a public appearance at Zero1 fest after a mild stroke. The billionaire shared that he is slowly getting back to normal after the health crisis. He had suffered a big droop in the face due to the stroke and which has also impaired his reading and writing ability.

"Fit Is Not Healthy": Entrepreneur Dilip Kumar After Zerodha CEO Suffers Mild Stroke - Vimarsana News

"Fit Is Not Healthy": Entrepreneur Dilip Kumar After Zerodha CEO Suffers Mild Stroke

Entrepreneur Dilip Kumar recently addressed the "crazy theories" that surfaced online after Zerodha co-founder and Chief Executive officer (CEO) revealed that he suffered a mild stroke six weeks ago.

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executive health: Is work-life balance sheet in the red? - Vimarsana News

executive health: Is work-life balance sheet in the red?

A high-intensity lifestyle, whether emotional, physical or intellectual, increases vulnerability to sudden events. "The current lifestyle in pursuit of over-performance increases the risk of injury - be it emotional or organ-specific - the most common being heart attack, stroke, premature onset of hypertension and diabetes," Dr Girish B Navasundi said.

'What you see is the results of your kindness' — Joyce Skefu shares health update after stroke - Vimarsana News

'What you see is the results of your kindness' — Joyce Skefu shares health update after stroke

"I just want to express my gratitude to all of you for holding my hand in support of my recovery in thoughts and in prayer,"