In an engaging roundtable discussion, industry stalwarts talk about exciting opportunities of the real estate sector in the post-pandemic world
The makers of Ludo Star crossed $100 million in lifetime revenue last November. The bootstrapped company claims to be profitable from the first year of inception, and it is currently beta-testing two games in the word and board games categories
From gauging the impact of digital solutions for farmers provided by agri-tech, to how drones are beginning to make an impact on agriculture, and more—our annual agri-tech issue is packed with deep reporting and analysis
From Vistara climbing new heights to inequality in education even after 75 years of independence, here are our top reads of the week
Uttkarsh Mehta might not be Rohit Shetty, the Bollywood filmmaker known for explosive stunts in his movies. But the Mumbai-born entrepreneur behind Edifice Engineering does what not many in India do for a living: Demolish buildings
The common entrance test aims to standardise college admissions across the country, but is plagued with teething troubles that are affecting students
Led by Vinod Kannan, Vistara has emerged out of Covid with a higher market share. But, from hereon, it will also have to stave off competition from a crowded domestic sector and global economic headwinds
Fire-Boltt has set the smartwatch market on fire with its hyper-affordable, feature-loaded products. But how sustainable is the 'import-from-China playbook'?
Remember the iconic but sexist Axe ads before the Unilever-owned brand 'woke' up and changed its advertising? The portrayal of men and masculinity in advertising has been through significant shifts in the past two decades. From sole breadwinner to supportive husband to a working wife; from preachy papa to dost daddy; from the complete man to the progressive man, let's talk about masculinity in Indian advertising. A Storyboard18 and Momo Media collaboration
Influencer couples are a hot deal for brands, promising double engagement and reach. But when couples part ways, do they have to kiss brands goodbye too? Storyboard18 finds out