These funds aren’t chasing folios, they’re attracting fat cheques. AUM per investor this high means only serious money parks here. In short, fewer investors, but each one invests heavy - and that’s what truly sets these funds apart.

Drones are moving from cool gadget to serious business. With giants like L&T, HAL and Dixon investing big, drones are turning into a full-blown ecosystem. And with 10 lakh jobs on the horizon, this space is only getting started.

HDFC Bank has officially become India’s most valuable brand - beating giants like TCS, Infosys, Airtel and even Jio. Its brand alone is worth $45 billion, which is more than the GDP of some small countries. That’s how powerful consumer trust can be. What makes this even bigger

25 years. Same ₹1,000. Completely different buying power. Since 2000, prices in India have climbed over 4.4x, which means your ₹1,000 today buys what just ₹225 did back then. This is why saving alone doesn’t work. Your money has to grow faster than inflation, or it quietly

Everyone wants speed, connectivity and scale, and the world’s high-speed rail networks are proving it. China dominates the race by an enormous margin, but countries across Asia, Europe and the US are rapidly expanding their own networks. Now India is stepping into the global

India’s consumer landscape is entering a powerful growth phase, driven by rising incomes, expanding digital access, and a young population eager to spend. Global companies are reshaping their playbooks as India becomes a central market for future demand. From retail and fintech

India’s startup boom isn’t just a metro story anymore. Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities are now producing over half of all new DPIIT-recognised startups, showing just how deep entrepreneurship is spreading across the country. From Maharashtra and Karnataka to Uttar Pradesh and Tamil

India’s smog problem has quietly created a booming market. From LG to Voltas, air-purifier brands are seeing strong sales as people look for ways to escape bad air indoors.

India quietly runs some of the world’s biggest workforces. With nearly 3 million people, the Ministry of Defence is the planet’s largest employer, ahead of the US and China. Add Indian Railways and Tata Group, and India places three entities in the global top ten. It’s a

Growing up, we all loved watching ads, and some of those unforgettable jingles and characters still stay with us. But behind that nostalgia is a massive ecosystem shaping what we see on TV each day. Different sectors compete for the biggest share of attention, using advertising

India’s startup scene is shifting fast, and LinkedIn’s latest ranking shows it clearly. The hottest young companies aren’t just e-commerce or fintech anymore, they range from 10-minute delivery and AI hiring to cloud optimisation and edtech. What stands out is how quickly these

Flipkart continues to dominate India’s online fashion scene, and the lead is even bigger than it looks. Once you add Myntra, Flipkart’s lifestyle empire controls nearly 40% of the market. With Meesho and Amazon tied at 14% each, the fight for India’s next-gen shoppers is

India’s newsrooms may look chaotic on screen, but behind them sit a handful of listed companies quietly running the show. Sun TV towers over the industry, while Network18, DB Corp, Jagran, and NDTV make up the rest of the media power pack. Whether it’s prime-time drama or

India’s defence spending continues to climb, keeping the country among the top global spenders. With $75B invested, the push toward modernisation, stronger capability and strategic readiness reflects how India is shaping its long-term security landscape and positioning itself in

Tobacco may be a shrinking habit, but it’s still a massive business on the markets. ITC dominates the space by an unbelievable margin, with a valuation far bigger than all other listed players combined. From Godfrey Phillips to VST Industries, the rest of the sector looks tiny

India’s commerce runs on invisible systems. When they fail, everything slows down. We went inside Unbox Robotics to see how warehouses are being redesigned for scale. Full story here👇 youtu.be/EdGxtvzlAaU?si…

India’s biggest hotel groups are scaling at different speeds, and the revenue gaps tell an interesting story. The front runner has crossed ₹9,000 cr, while the next set of players sits in the ₹2,000 to ₹4,000 cr range, showing how much size and footprint matter. These

Pharma has been quietly flexing all year. Divi’s, Torrent Pharma, Dr. Reddy’s, and Glenmark are among the top YTD performers, supported by sustained buying interest and improving price trends.