#EditorsNote | From the onset of independence, India is a moving picture of individual action opening new frontiers in industrialisation, innovation and entrepreneurship—our cover story on Sanjeev Bikhchandani is a wonderful metaphor of it: Brian.Ed forbesindia.com/article/column…

Inside Sanjeev Bikhchandani’s incredible three-decade ride from entrepreneur to internet messiah. More—our annual #IndependenceSpecial focusses on freedom, in business, entrepreneurship and innovation—from setting the founders free, to unshackling innovation. Our latest issue is On Stands Now!

Biden says human rights center of US policy. A hard sell tonight where im sitting outside the kabul airport.

Congrats Sanjeev Bikhchandani! Truly the midas touch 🙌 and learn so much from you on common boards! Looking forward to more ... Honor to be nominated alongside you and Anand Lunia, IndiaQuotient Karthik Reddy repal. To continuing our journeys and building together 🙏🏻 economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/startups/…

#ETStartupAwards2021 The Midas Touch award for the best investor went to Sanjeev Bikhchandani for his contribution towards Zomato's success—from inception to IPO. economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/startups/…

Your Zone of Genius is where your interests, passions and skills align. Operating in your Zone of Genius means playing games you are uniquely well-suited to win. Once you identify it, you can stop playing *their* games and start playing *yours*.

President Kovind presents Padma Shri to Shri Sanjeev Bikhchandani for Trade and Industry. He is the founder of Info Edge India Limited and is known for investing in promising internet start-ups. Shri Bikhchandani is also involved in philanthropy.

Simply Incredible! Congratulations Dear Sanjeev Sir ! I fondly rightly call you YashRaj-of-Indian-Startups. 🤗 You make us all proud at every milestone 🇮🇳🚀

1959. 80 rupees in hand Jaswantiben started making Lijjat papads. Next year she bought a cot & a stove to dry & package them. Today her turnover is 1810 crore. She employs 46,500 women. They make 4 billion papads. I can't believe we waited this long to honour her with Padmashri.

Finally saw the @Netflix film “Don’t Look Up,” a fictional tale of a Nation distracted by pop-culture and divided on whether to heed dire warnings of scientists. Everything I know about news-cycles, talk shows, social media, & politics tells me the film was instead a documentary

Watching the coverage on the unfolding political crisis in Maharashtra without Rajdeep Sardesai asking those tough questions to both the sides with a straight bat is like watching India play in world cup without Mahendra Singh Dhoni Huge event but you can feel something's missing!

Just Released Deepest-ever view of the cosmos from NASA Webb Telescope. The spiked objects are local stars in our own Galaxy. ignore them. Everything else is an entire galaxy. Many distort into arcs, revealing spacetime curvature from the gravity of a galaxy cluster in the image's center.

Panic led to lockdowns. Lockdowns led to fiscal stimulus. Stimulus led to inflation. Inflation led to monetary tightening. Tightening leads to recession. The panic wasn’t free - and the bill is coming due.

On the Ashoka WhatsApp group there is a discussion on the convocation speech and what kind of convocation speakers we should look for. Most people are posting videos of commencement speakers from US universities. I posted the following message 👇 A random thought on

Why investors just bet $85M on this Indian company's generic drug strategy | TechCrunch techcrunch.com/2025/08/10/tru…

#Funding: Truemeds closes $85 Mn Series C round led by Accel and PeakXV ✍️ Shashank Pathak entrackr.com/news/truemeds-…

E-pharmacy Truemeds raises $85 million in funding led by Accel, Peak XV moneycontrol.com/news/business/…

We are thrilled to partner with Akshat & Kunal at Truemeds as they build India’s most trusted e-pharmacy platform. Their mission to make chronic care affordable, especially in underserved non-metro markets, is both timely & transformative. By leveraging technology to deliver a

Last one on this topic, and I have been holding this in myself for a while. For centuries, class divides kept the labor of the poor invisible to the rich. Factory workers toiled behind walls, farmers in distant fields, domestic help in backrooms. The wealthy consumed the fruits