In a country where choosing a career comes with societal pressure and a lot of confusion, proper guidance can go a long way in selecting the right path. The Indian education system has introduced many initiatives towards building a career-oriented country, one of which is career counselling. With the increasing academic competition and evolving job market, career counselling has become a necessity which gives the right direction to many students. As per a survey by Edumilestones during 2023 and 2024, 70% of individuals struggle to choose a career and require guidance. However, there are only around 5,000 certified career counsellors…

The EdTech industry was once booming, but now, we can see many parts of it collapsing. From online models like Byju’s and Unacademy to offline models like FIITJEE, we have witnessed a decline in their performance in various areas. The reasons behind these downfalls are numerous, including financial struggles, lack of student engagement, and increasing competition. Whether it is offline or online models, both are facing their own issues. The Rise of EdTech in India India has seen a rise in online education, which requires Internet access for all. According to a 2025 TRAI report, 68.8% of India’s population has…

Over the last few years, the job security crisis has emerged as a worrying situation in the corporate sector. Many people have lost jobs for varied reasons. Randstad, a leading talent company, presented its annual survey 2025, which highlighted a significant shift in employees’ priorities, especially for Indian employees. The insights of this report indicated that 52% of the Indian workforce are constantly worried about losing their jobs due to a lack of flexibility and job security. The situation also holds for other domains, making it far more concerning. The technology sector is one of the most impacted. Once considered…

The advent of Quick Commerce, or Q-commerce, is transforming the Indian market and the economy. The core idea of this online shopping model is to offer super-fast delivery, with a time range between 15 and 30 minutes. The FMCG sector (fast-moving consumer goods) has also experienced rapid growth thanks to Q-commerce’s speed and convenience. In India, the concept was first introduced by Dunzo and Grofers (now Blinkit), followed by other startups like Swiggy Instamart and Zepto. According to a recent survey, Q-commerce has witnessed explosive growth over the last two years, expanding by more than 280%. The rise of Q-commerce…