Author: News Desk

India’s car enthusiasts have an eye for luxury, and the wealthiest individuals in the country own some of the most expensive vehicles in the world. Here’s a look at the top five costliest cars in India, ranked by price. 1. VS Reddy’s Bentley Mulsanne – ₹14 Crore VS Reddy, Managing Director of British Biologicals, once owned India’s priciest car, the Bentley Mulsanne. With a price of ₹14 crore, the Extended Wheelbase variant of this luxury car is a symbol of opulence and comfort, although it has been discontinued globally. 2. Mukesh Ambani’s Rolls Royce Cullinan – ₹13.14 Crore Mukesh Ambani’s…

Gia Goyal, formerly known as Grecia Munoz, is the second wife of Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal. Hailing from Mexico, Gia’s journey to India marks a beautiful fusion of cultures and personal growth, both in her marriage and professional life. Gia’s Transition from Model to Entrepreneur Gia, a former model, has made a seamless transition into her new life in India. She now runs a startup that focuses on luxury consumer products, showcasing her entrepreneurial spirit. Despite stepping away from modeling, Gia continues to share her journey on social media, often sharing glimpses of iconic Indian landmarks like the Red Fort and Qutub Minar. Her Role…

A film that earned ₹3 crore in India managed to sell an astonishing 30 crore tickets in China, outshining even blockbusters like Dangal, RRR, and Pushpa 2: The Rule. The performance of Maharaja in China has once again brought the success of Indian films in international markets into the spotlight. Caravan’s Unmatched Success in China Released in 1971, Caravan was a modest-budget crime thriller starring Jeetendra and Asha Parekh. While it earned ₹3.6 crore in India, it’s in China that the film truly made history. Caravan sold 8.8 crore tickets in its original release, setting a record as the highest-grossing…

Social media has become a significant part of everyday life, and many individuals are turning their passion for content creation into full-time careers. One such individual is PR Sundar, a former school teacher turned popular figure in India’s stock market community. Known for his consistent online presence, Sundar’s success is a testament to how dedication and quality content can lead to remarkable achievements. A notable example of Sundar’s success story is his purchase of a Rolls Royce Phantom in Dubai, which he later brought to Chennai. He shares his experience in a video with Behindwoods O2, where he discusses the…

Channeliam.com engaged in an insightful conversation with Radhika Mohta, a matchmaker and relationship coach. She shared her unique perspective on how the dynamics of relationships mirror the journey of startup founders, especially in a fast-paced, risk-intensive environment. Startups and Relationships: SimilaritiesRadhika highlights that both startups and relationships require resilience, patience, and a willingness to face challenges. Finding Time for Relationships in a Tight ScheduleStartup founders often struggle with time management. Radhika advises prioritizing relationships alongside professional commitments. The Couple-preneur AdvantageRadhika acknowledges that couple-preneurs experience a unique dynamic. Radhika emphasizes the importance of nurturing relationships as much as startups. A thriving…

Ali Ghodsi, CEO of Databricks, has successfully transformed the company into one of Silicon Valley’s fastest-growing startups through a series of strategic decisions he refers to as ‘strategic surgeries’. These moves have played a critical role in shaping Databricks into a $62 billion company, securing $10 billion in funding from investors like Andreessen Horowitz and Thrive Capital. Ghodsi, originally from Tehran, fled Iran with his family at a young age and later became a Ph.D. graduate in computer science. He co-founded Databricks in 2013, following the development of the groundbreaking data-analysis tool, Spark, at the University of California, Berkeley. Under…

MacKenzie Scott, the ex-wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has become a prominent figure in global philanthropy, donating an astonishing $16 billion (approximately Rs 1,36,000 crore) to various charitable causes in recent years. Her unique approach, which emphasizes trust and unrestricted funding, has garnered both praise and criticism. Scott’s Transformative Giving Scott’s Yield Giving initiative has revolutionized philanthropy by providing non-profits with the freedom to allocate funds based on their specific needs. This departure from traditional grant-making, often laden with stringent conditions, empowers organizations to address critical challenges with greater autonomy. In 2024, Scott introduced an open-call application process, inviting thousands…

The startup landscape in 2024 has shown resilience, with new unicorns emerging despite a challenging venture capital market. Based on data from Crunchbase, CB Insights, and PitchBook, TechCrunch highlights some of the startups that have joined the coveted unicorn club this year. These include both tech-driven and industry-specific players making waves, with a particular focus on AI, cybersecurity, health tech, and fintech sectors. 1. xAI – $24 Billion Founded by Elon Musk in 2023, xAI skyrocketed to a valuation of $24 billion. This AI giant raised $6 billion in its Series B funding, backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia, and Fidelity.…

  At just 17, Aaryan Singh Kushwah is proving that success isn’t always tied to a college acceptance letter. Recently, the teen entrepreneur shared a post on social media that balanced both disappointment and triumph. Despite being rejected by Stanford University, Aaryan celebrated major milestones for his startups, 9Onine and SapienIQ. He proudly announced reaching 220,000 users, hitting 2 million impressions in a single day, and securing a $10,000 emergent grant. “Bittersweet day—rejected from Stanford, but reached 220K users, 2 million impressions, and a $10K grant. Tough loss, but I’ll bounce back stronger. Grateful for the opportunity to apply and…

In 2018, Morimoto was fired from his job for not showing initiative and “not doing anything of value.” Fast forward a few years, and he has turned this lack of action into a lucrative and fulfilling career. At 41, Morimoto is now popularly known as the rental “do nothing” guy in Japan, offering his company to those who need someone to be with them in non-romantic settings. Last year, he earned around $80,000 (Rs 69 lakh) by renting himself out to clients. A Range of Requests Morimoto’s services are varied, catering to people who need a companion for all sorts…