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Kusha Kapila’s Underneat co-founder left ₹3 crore job to travel the world: ‘People said I was crazy’

Reflecting on his career before taking the break, he said his work routine had become all-consuming. For 13 years, he spent most of his time at work. Underneat CEO Vimarsh Razdan says quitting ₹3 crore job to travel reshaped his approach to work. Vimarsh Razdan, co-founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of actor Kusha Kapila's

Top Stories | Iran tensions rise, Fed stands pat, M&M delivers, Assam floods and more

It was another volatile day on Dalal Street, but the bulls managed to stay in control. Strong foreign buying, corporate earnings, and optimism from global tech giants like Microsoft helped benchmarks finish in the green. Closing bell | Five key takeaways from today's market action Indian shares ended on a positive note in a volatile

Vengeful Democrats boast about the surprising way Jimmy Carter’s death will affect Trump’s inauguration

Democrats are boasting that Jimmy Carter's death could overshadow Donald Trump 's upcoming inauguration due to a long upheld tradition...

Democrats enter lame-duck race to confirm Biden judicial picks

Senate Democrats will look to press forward with confirming more of President Joe Biden’s judicial picks during the lame-duck session, their last opportunity before Republicans regain the majority and President-elect Donald Trump returns to the White House in January. The weeks between now and the start of the 119th Congress will determine if Biden and

The Democrats’ Appalling Failure to Confront the Rogue, Right-Wing Supreme Court

President Biden and his allies in Congress and state capitols have coalesced around one big strategic idea, to reinvigorate and update the New Deal–Great Society–Obama Democrat policy agenda—the better to demonstrate the Democratic Party’s desire and capacity to address the needs of working- and middle-class constituencies...

How Democrats Learned to Embrace Biden 2024 – The New York Times

How Democrats Learned to Cast Aside Reservations and Embrace Biden 2024The president, who is expected to formally announce his re-election campaign this week, has...

Republicans and Democrats Tell a Different Story About DC Jail Tour

Members of the House Oversight Committee visited the facility holding January 6 inmates while they await trial.

In California, Democrats Propose $25 Minimum Wage for Health Workers

Stan Lyles, vice president of the SEIU-UHW union representing health care workers, speaks outside the offices of the Hospital Association of Southern California at a protest in favor of raising the minimum wage to $25 an hour for California health care workers. (Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) SACRAMENTO, Calif. —

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Kusha Kapila’s Underneat co-founder left ₹3 crore job to travel the world: ‘People said I was crazy’

Reflecting on his career before taking the break, he said his work routine had become all-consuming. For 13 years, he spent most of his time at work. Underneat CEO Vimarsh Razdan says quitting ₹3 crore job to travel reshaped his approach to work. Vimarsh Razdan, co-founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of actor Kusha Kapila's

Top Stories | Iran tensions rise, Fed stands pat, M&M delivers, Assam floods and more

It was another volatile day on Dalal Street, but the bulls managed to stay in control. Strong foreign buying, corporate earnings, and optimism from global tech giants like Microsoft helped benchmarks finish in the green. Closing bell | Five key takeaways from today's market action Indian shares ended on a positive note in a volatile

Pricol Q1 profit jumps 34% as revenue crosses ₹1,100 crore

Auto components maker Pricol reported a strong June quarter, with net profit rising 34% and revenue growing 24% year-on-year. Higher operating profit and a modest improvement in margins reflected healthy business momentum despite cost pressures. 2 Min Read Pricol Ltdreported a 34.3% year-on-year (YoY) rise in consolidated net profit for the first quarter ended June

Seoul Police Arrest Three in $19M Fake XRP Staking Scam

South Korean police have uncovered one of the country’s biggest XRP related crypto scams after arresting three suspects linked to a fake staking platform that promised fixed monthly returns.  Authorities say the fraud pulled in about 3.4 million XRP from 71 victims, while blockchain tracking shows total wallet flows linked to the operation reached 27.3