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Highlights of June 2014 Issue: Cover Story:9 Lessons to Learn From Narendra Modi’s Election Campaign. Building up India’s Industrial Growth. Investors Aggressively Eyeing Social Entrepreneurs. Creating a 360-Degree Entrepreneur Marketplace. Small Businesses Going the Online Way. Digital Entrepreneurship: Empowering SMEs in East India.
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EDUCATION'S DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
Some HEIs and Elite Schools Being Early-Adopters of Tech, Smoothly Transition To Online Education CBSEflags issues before hybrid model becomes a nation-wide reality; HEIs implement incremental tech capabilities
BEYOND CHALK AND TALK
EDUCATION CONCLAVE & AWARDS
The Man behind India's Most Valued Startup
BYJU RAVEENDRAN, CEO AND FOUNDER, BYJU'S
Unbundling Unacademy
My Zoom Call with Gaurav Munjal, who is in Dubai at the time of this call is 15 minutes late and starts as soon as he finishes one of his investor meetings over Zoom for another fundraise. The pandemic has brought new learning methods even for investors as the edtech market brought an unprecedented change. Valued at $2 Billion in November 2020 in their last investment round, Unacademy is upping the game, as I pen down this story another edtech leader has been declared the most valuable startup in the country making edtech the most efficacious of all. Read on to know what this unicorn can teach you about the changing lesson plan in edtech.
Diving Into Entrepreneurship
Naveen Munjal, MD, Hero Electric introduced the first Electric Bicycle way back in 2001 and an Electric Scooter in 2007. Today, Hero Electric is India’s largest Electric Two-wheeler company. Photography, scuba diving, and making India sustainable, is what drives Munjal. Whether it is entrepreneurship or scuba diving, he knows how to stay absolutely calm and composed at all times. Looking at the ‘bigger’ picture a lot of times, he has built a strong business or so to say dived in the deep open waters even when things were not going his way. He has had way too many such experiences doing both – building a business in a new uncharted world and diving in the deep waters with sharks around you! Here’s Munjal talking about the therapy and thrill in diving.
Designer Tarun Tahiliani On The Business Of Fashion In The Times Of Covid-19
Ace designer Tarun Tahiliani, a name that represents modern India in the most glamorous form through his avant-garde designs with a focus on rich Indian heritage art and craft. After launching the multi-designer boutique in 1987, he started his eponymous label in 1990 and went on to hone his understanding of design techniques at the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York. Now, more than three decades later, the management professional-turned-designer, who is undoubtedly one of the luminaries of Indian fashion, feels that as the modern Indian woman is changing, so are her needs especially when it comes to her wedding ensemble. Tahiliani, whose designs are worn by celebrities like Alia Bhatt, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Sonam Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor Khan among others, are heavily sought-after. In our exclusive conversation, he discusses the changes in the post-pandemic ethnic scene of fashion, his partnership with Aditya Birla Group, being a part of the Vogue Wedding Show, the country’s most exclusive luxury wedding exhibition showcasing India’s top wedding couture with this year’s edition in a special digital avatar and much more. Read the edited excerpts:
How To Maximize Your Mind
Stress. Distractions. Constant change. The past year has drained our brains—and now it’s time to regain our sharpness. World-renowned brain coach Jim Kwik shows you how.
Is Indian Market Ripe For Alternate Meat-Revolution?
Several foodtech startups are gearing to take a bite of the fast-growing alternate-meat sector
Top 3 Cool Products of 2021
The year 2021 has seen several new integrations in terms of people’s lifestyle, the technology used, and much more. While lockdown and isolation have been stressful with the pandemic, we sure have developed a habit of ordering innovative and interesting products online and finding good use in something cool. Some cool products have surfaced in this duration, and you might want to get your hands on them.
What Does the SPAC Buzz Mean for Indian Startups
SPAC or Special Purpose Acquisition Company is fast becoming a preferred route for startups to list on the US bourses, but a tough regulatory landscape pose challenges After a failed attempt at an IPO and losing billions of dollars two years back, WeWork is finally going public again. Has the office-space sharing company’s finances changed for the better this time? Nobody knows. Instead, the company has taken a different route to reach the stock markets: SPACs.
