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Anirudh A. Damani, Founder and CEO, Artha Group of Companies

Deep-sea Focus

by Aprajita Sharma |Nov 30, 2021

Anirudh A. Damani, Founder and CEO, Artha Group of Companies, is an avid scuba diver and has completed over 40 dives since he first experienced it in the US in 2011

Photograph by Mandar Deodhar

Reading to Lead

by Aprajita Sharma |Sep 25, 2021

Kanika Agarrwal, Co-founder and Chief Investment Officer, Upside AI

Photograph by Mandar Deodhar

Adventure Calling

by Aprajita Sharma |Sep 25, 2021

Ronak Sheth, Co-founder, Opium Eyewear

Photograph by Sumanth Kumar

The Globe Trotter

by Aprajita Sharma |Sep 11, 2021

Milan Ganatra, angel investor and Founder & CEO at 1 Silverbullet

Sunil Subramaniam, Managing Director at Sundaram Asset Management Company-9:16

Walking Tall

by Aprajita Sharma |Sep 11, 2021

Sunil Subramaniam, Managing Director at Sundaram Asset Management Company

Photograph by Hardik Chhabra

"You Can't Understand Someone Until You've Walked in Their Shoes"

by Aprajita Sharma |Sep 11, 2021

Sarbvir Singh, CEO, Policybazaar.com

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Taxing Blues

by Aprajita Sharma |Aug 28, 2021

Unable to file ITR? Take screenshots of errors, send mails to assessing officer to avoid penal proceedings

Photograph by Rajwant Rawat

The Global Coinman

by Aprajita Sharma |Aug 6, 2021

It all started when Nanda inherited coins of his greatgrandfather. However, he soon fell in love with the rich heritage of the coins and the historic legacy they carried with them

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Call of the Mountains for Gupta

by Aprajita Sharma |Aug 6, 2021

“I love trekking as it gives an opportunity to experience beauty in its raw form. It takes you out of your comfort zone," says Rahul Gupta, CEO of Avanti Finance

Sin tax on Bitcoin? How cryptocurrencies could be taxed

by Aprajita Sharma |Mar 3, 2021

There are talks of North Block considering an 18 per cent GST on Bitcoin transactions. But, could there be a sin tax of 28 per cent, given its alleged nefarious status