Explainers
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Angel investors: What is angel investing and how does it work?
Explore the world of angel investors, their role in the startup ecosystem, how they differ from venture capitalists, strategies for finding them, and much more
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GSTIN: What is it, format and example of the 15-digit GST number
In this article, we will explore in depth what GSTIN is, how you should apply for a GSTIN, and how to check its legitimacy
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50+ inspirational quotes to keep you motivated to find success and achieve goals in life
Here are some inspirational quotes from famous leaders across the world that may teach you a thing or two about taking an initiative and giving yourself wings
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PART-TIME JOB SCAM: Beware of growing WhatsApp and Telegram fraud
Have you received messages from an international number on WhatsApp, offering you ways to make a quick buck, from home? You may be one of millions targeted in a growing part-time job scam, which has people losing lakhs of rupees each day. Watch this video for stories of victims who fell prey to the scam, and tips on how to stay away from such fraud.
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Who is Ajay Banga, the newly elected president of the World Bank and the first Indian-American to hold the position?
Everything you need to know about new World Bank Chief Ajay Banga
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Explained: What is the 'Right to Repair' and why is it important?
How many of us have had water leak into our smartphones only to be told by the authorised repair shops that the price of repairing it is just short of buying a new phone? This is set to change with the new 'Right to Repair' framework that the Central government's Department of Consumer Affairs is working on. Simply put, the Right to Repair refers to the idea that when you buy something you should own that thing completely, including the right to fix it. Forbes India's Varsha Meghani explains what the framework entails and why it's important