There is a quiet rebellion happening in how India's millennial professionals approach wealth building. The script that their parents followed — stable job, FD savings, first flat as soon as possible, second flat as investment — is being questioned by a cohort that has...

Twenty-five lakhs is a meaningful savings milestone for most Bangalore professionals — the point at which the question of what to do with accumulated capital feels genuinely consequential rather than theoretical. At this amount, the investment decision has real impact...

The conversation about AI and employment in Bangalore is shifting from theoretical to tangible. Several categories of knowledge work that sustained Bangalore's middle-class IT economy — testing, routine coding, data processing, content generation, customer support —...

There is a specific financial behaviour that Bangalore's IT professionals are extremely good at and that costs them significantly over time: the deployment of surplus savings into fixed deposits or liquid funds not because they have decided FDs are the best option,...

The co-working space industry in Bangalore has built an entire business model around the idea that professionals need alternatives to home and office for focused work. WeWork, Cowrks, IndiQube, 91Springboard — these spaces offer different configurations of the same...

The concept of Software-as-a-Service changed how businesses access computing infrastructure — instead of building and maintaining their own servers, they subscribe to capability provided as a service. The parallel innovation now reshaping India's agricultural land...