Podcast

Kashyap Purani, the founder of Aarogram, talks about de-stigmatizing the term "referrals" in Indian medical practice, creating a connected network for doctors and patients and geeks out about the future of wearable technology and sensors. Listen in!

Meet the founder of Exaltare, Ashutosh Arage. Soft-spoken, yet worldly-wise, Ashutosh deftly navigates between giving sagely advice to up-coming entrepreneurs, to excitedly talking about his journey into software development.

How does a company go from having the most successful year of its existence, only to spiral this hard and fast, about two years later? Let's find out!

While one personally craves feedback from others, they can often hold back on giving constructive feedback to others. Even at the risk of hampering the other person's performance on a task.

Aren't breaks counterintuitive for productivity? Not if you do it right!

With life limping back to normal—what happens to the future of offices, remote working and team work?

Being a first time founder is hard. But some would say being a second time founder is a bit harder. You have some experience of what to do the second time around, and a LOT of experience of what NOT to do. Hi, I'm Nishtha and this is the Sketchnote

It's just 5 empty squares, waiting for a you to fill those up. No clues to start off with. But Wordle has captivated everyone who plays it, even once

Why and how did BlackBerry go from being the top of their game to having such a stunning fall? We decode the timeline