India is trying to create its own Nasdaq as whole host of startups get ready for IPO businessinsider.in India’s early tech companies like online travel aggregator platforms MakeMyTrip and Yatra, had listed in the Nasdaq, years ago owing to the US’ frie...

Reforming India’s digital policy thehindu.com The country needs to attract FDI and advance its goal of becoming a $5 trillion economy...

History repeats: These 5 traits must for a multi-million player to become a multi-billion giant moneycontrol.com A strong portfolio of leaders, long-term and low-churn is the ideal way to make money in equities....

Pegasus: Why unchecked snooping threatens India's democracy bbc.com The Pegasus spyware revelations hint at the scale of electronic surveillance of India's citizens....

Explained: Who is a ‘street vendor’ in India, and what is the Street Vendors Act? indianexpress.com There are an estimated 50-60 lakh street vendors in India, with the largest concentrations in the cities of Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Ahmedabad. Most of them ...

Startup Street: These Could Be India’s Next Unicorns bloombergquint.com Many more startups could be on their way to the billion-dollar-mark before the year wraps up....