NIKHIL KAMATH
Zerodha's viral post sparks debate on work-life balance in India; netizens say 'This is sad on so many levels'
Zerodha¡¯s viral Instagram post has sparked widespread conversations about the challenges of work-life balance in India, highlighting how time spent with loved ones diminishes with age. The post struck a chord with many, reflecting cultural values around family and sparking both emotional and humorous reactions. Meanwhile, Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath shared insights into his entrepreneurial journey, revealing how his first business venture as a teenager was shut down by his mother.
Zerodha¡¯s eye-opening post hits home for professionals. Are you guilty of it too?
Zerodha's post, featuring graphs comparing time spent with coworkers versus loved ones, sparked online discussion about work-life balance. Many resonated with the visuals, prompting reflection on prioritizing personal time over work commitments. Some criticized the impact of capitalism, noting the excessive time spent with colleagues due to demanding work schedules.
Why is formal education important for entrepreneurs? Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath who dropped out of school tells why
Nikhil Kamath, Zerodha's co-founder, left school at a young age and faced challenges due to his lack of formal education. He overcame this by dedicating himself to self-learning, which proved crucial to his success. His early entrepreneurial spirit, despite a setback with a mobile phone business, ultimately led him and his brother to establish Zerodha, a revolutionary stockbroking company.
Zerodha cofounder Nikhil Kamath shares his biggest investment bet of this year
Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath has heavily invested in the electric vehicle sector, from scooters to potential air taxis, driven by his belief in the inevitable transition to electric mobility. He emphasizes the need for renewable energy sources to support this transition and highlights India's progress towards its renewable energy targets.
Zerodha was not Nikhil Kamath¡¯s first business venture¡ªHis mother shut that down. Here¡¯s why
Nikhil Kamath, co-founder of Zerodha, began showcasing his entrepreneurial skills as a teenager in the 9th grade when he started buying and selling mobile phones for profit. However, his budding business came to an abrupt end when his mother discovered it and flushed the phones down the toilet. Despite this setback, Kamath's rebellious nature and disdain for formal education fueled his drive to succeed.
Focus on men, learn from women: Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath shares the next big business idea that can shake the market
The men's grooming market is booming. Social media is changing how men view grooming. The market is expected to grow significantly by 2030. More men are adopting skincare routines. The premium segment is also expanding. Businesses are adapting to meet this rising demand. India holds huge potential in this sector.
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Streambox looks to disrupt entertainment industry through subscription-based TV service
Streambox Media launches Dor, India's first subscription-based TV service, offering a 43-inch QLED TV with integrated OTT platforms and live channels for Rs 799 per month. Backed by Micromax and others, Dor aims to disrupt the market with its affordable TV-as-a-Service model, addressing the high cost and fragmented nature of connected TVs in India.
'Black Gold' hustle: Nikhil Kamath on how India's $138 million wig empire makes the world wigs out
India dominates the global wig market, supplying 88% of human hair exports, valued at $138 million. This thriving industry, fueled by temple donations and recycled comb hair, supports over 61 million people and generates over $500 million annually.
Nikhil Kamath's WTFund and UnboxingBLR launch Rs 10 lakh grants to tackle Bengaluru's urban challenges
Five selected entrepreneurs, startups, or community organisations who work on sustainable and innovative solution to meet Bengaluru¡¯s urban challenges will be awarded Rs 10 lakh each.
Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath youngest philanthropist in Hurun's list. Check how much he donated
Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath, at 38, has been recognized as a top young philanthropist in India by the EdelGive-Hurun India Philanthropy List 2024. His contributions through the Rainmatter Foundation totaled Rs 120 crore, focusing on sustainability and environmental causes.
'Retirement isn¡¯t just about money': Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath on early retirement and on the FIRE trend
Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath, while acknowledging the growing popularity of the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) trend, urged individuals to consider the financial, emotional, and psychological challenges of early retirement. He highlighted the importance of accounting for changing expenses, longevity, and unforeseen events when planning for retirement.
Want to be on Nikhil Kamath's podcast? Zerodha co-founder's team shares how you can secure a spot
Rachna Bhutoria, PR executive for Zerodha and Nikhil Kamath's podcast 'WTF is,' reveals the guest selection process. Bhutoria emphasizes the importance of fresh perspectives over financial offers. The team prioritizes guests who can provide unique insights on chosen topics. Potential guests are encouraged to focus on their expertise and avoid offering payment for a spot on the podcast.
My phone constantly on silent because...: Nikhil Kamath on why chasing 'engagement' made internet annoying
Nikhil Kamath, CEO of Zerodha, sparked social media debate on phone notifications. He emphasized Zerodha¡¯s practice of not sending unnecessary emails or alerts. Critics commended Zerodha for focusing on user trust. Kamath reiterated that avoiding intrusive notifications benefits customers long-term, even if it does not immediately benefit business. Users supported his stance online.
Nikhil Kamath, Stride Ventures acquire minority stakes in media-tech firm Streambox Media
Micromax now holds the majority stake in Streambox, while Ishpreet Singh Gandhi holds a significant minority. Streambox aims to launch a connected TV service called Dor and a TV operating system to enhance content discovery. Smart TVs are replacing traditional TVs, and streaming services are growing rapidly in major cities.
Nikhil Kamath¡¯s rented Bengaluru apartment divides internet over 'wealth vs taste' debate. Some netizens call it 'super ugly'
Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath¡¯s rented apartment in Bengaluru has sparked online debate after photos of its maximalist interiors went viral. Social media users criticized the design as "tacky" and a "travesty," questioning whether wealth guarantees good taste. While some defended Kamath, noting that the apartment was rented and he likely couldn¡¯t change the interiors, many remained unimpressed. The backlash has reignited discussions about Kamath¡¯s long-standing preference for renting over buying.
Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath criticised for buying house despite promoting renting for years. Netizens say 'benefits of being a billionaire'
Nikhil Kamath has faced backlash after purchasing a house despite years of promoting renting over homeownership. Netizens criticized the billionaire for his perceived hypocrisy, with many pointing out the irony of his decision after advising others against buying property. Kamath explained his change of heart on his podcast, citing the instability of renting and the emotional toll of frequent relocations.
Nikhil Kamath, Ankit Nagori and Prashanth Prakash now Bengaluru franchise owners of e-cricket league
JetSynthesys announced that Zerodha cofounder Nikhil Kamath, Curefoods founder Ankit Nagori, and Accel India partner Prashanth Prakash will be joint owners of the Bengaluru franchise team in the second season of its Global e-Cricket Premier League. This marks the beginning of the sale of franchise teams for the league, which held its first season last December.
Senior living co primus mops up $20 million in seed fund
Primus Senior Living in Bengaluru has raised $20 million in seed funding. Investors include General Catalyst and Nikhil Kamath's Gruhas. The funding supports the creation of India's first full-stack senior care solution. Primus aims to make ageing a celebrated phase of life. The funds will help develop an inclusive eldercare platform.
Nikhil Kamath on the great housing debate: Why he opted to buy over rent
In a recent episode of Nikhil Kamath's podcast, "WTF is with Nikhil Kamath," the billionaire co-founder of Zerodha delved into the age-old debate of whether buying or renting is a better option. Joined by top real estate figures Irfan Razack of Prestige Group, Nirupa Shankar of Brigade Group, and Karan Virwani of WeWork India, Kamath explored both sides of the argument, discussing the financial implications, real estate¡¯s illiquidity, and personal preferences. The debate also highlighted insights from wealth advisors on the returns of real estate as an investment option.
Eldercare startup Primus Senior Living raises $20 million from General Catalyst, others
General Catalyst brought in $7 million, while Zerodha cofounder Nikhil Kamath and investment firm Gruhas invested the remaining $13 million. Primus delivers healthcare, wellness, lifestyle, and social engagement services to elders at their homes.
'Living in Fear': Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath reveals the painful truth of Indian startup ecosystem
Zerodha co-founders Nithin and Nikhil Kamath, along with CTO Kailash Nadh, discuss challenges faced by their growing company. They highlight the fear in the startup ecosystem due to excessive regulations and urge for a collaborative approach with regulators and the government to foster innovation and entrepreneurship.
Zerodha eyes banking license but turned down: Nikhil Kamath
Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath expressed desire to be a bank but faced challenges. Despite 62% profit growth in FY24, Zerodha remains the second largest brokerage firm behind Groww.
When Zerodha's Nithin Kamath asked Nikhil to cry, after younger brother's breakup
Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath offered mental health advice to his brother, Nikhil Kamath, sharing the importance of openly expressing emotions. Nikhil recalled how, during a tough breakup in the COVID-19 lockdown, Nithin encouraged him to talk through his feelings, even suggesting he cry to release emotional stress. Nithin emphasized that discussing personal issues and not keeping things bottled up has been key to maintaining mental clarity and emotional freedom.
Zerodha traders sitting on Rs 1 lakh crore profit, we made Rs 4,700 crore in FY24: Nithin Kamath
Zerodha, India's second-largest stock broker, reported a 62% increase in profit to Rs 4,700 crore for FY24, with revenue rising 21% to Rs 8,320 crore. The firm also noted unrealized profits of over Rs 1 lakh crore among its traders. Regulatory changes may impact future revenue.
Zerodha books profit in BSE, adds Radico Khaitan to portfolio in Q1
Following the strong rally in Federal Bank, Axis Securities reiterated its rating on the bank with a target price of Rs 230, indicating an upside potential of 18% from the current market price of Rs 195.
Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath admits to being a 'Relationship Junkie' amid Rhea Chakraborty dating rumours
Nikhil Kamath, India's youngest billionaire and Zerodha co-founder, recently admitted on his podcast that he considers himself a "relationship junkie," having been in relationships most of his life. This revelation comes amid rumors of his romance with Bollywood actress Rhea Chakraborty, fueled by their recent public appearances together, including a bike ride in Mumbai. Although neither has confirmed the relationship, their sightings together have sparked widespread speculation.
Why Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath meets Shah Rukh Khan every time he is in Mumbai
On a recent episode of Nikhil Kamath¡¯s podcast, 'WTF is with Nikhil Kamath,' Kamath revealed his frequent visits to Shah Rukh Khan¡¯s Mumbai home, Mannat, where they engage in lengthy discussions, praising Khan¡¯s ¡°incredible¡± advice. Actor Kriti Sanon and rapper Badshah, also featured on the podcast, expressed their admiration for Khan. Badshah disclosed that his stage name was inspired by Khan, originally using the name "Cool Equal" before switching to "Badshah."
Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath admits to facing heartbreak in love during chat with Kriti Sanon
In a recent episode of his 'WTF' podcast, India's youngest billionaire and Zerodha co-founder, Nikhil Kamath, candidly spoke facing heartbreak during a conversation with Bollywood actress Kriti Sanon. The two, along with cricketer KL Rahul and rapper Badshah, engaged in a lighthearted yet meaningful discussion about love, relationships, and personal challenges, offering a rare glimpse into Kamath's personal life.
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