Nikhil Kamath says Indians rely on ‘Ghar Ka Khana’ while many in Singapore ‘never cook at home’
Nikhil Kamath highlighted how Indians still rely on home-cooked meals compared to other developed nations, where people ...
Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath compares India and Singapore’s food culture; sparks 'Ghar Ka Khana vs Eating out' debate
In a recent discussion, Nikhil Kamath explores the evolving food culture in India and compares it to Singapores vibrant ...
"They Never Cook At Home": Nikhil Kamath Compares India And Singapore's Eating Habits
He noted that many Singaporeans either lack kitchen facilities or never cook at home, sparking an interesting discussion ...
'They never cook at home': Nikhil Kamath compares Singapore's street food culture to India's, sparks debate
Reflecting on his observations, Nikhil Kamath speculated that if India were to adopt Singapore’s eating-out culture, the ...
Nikhil Kamath’s latest post sparks cooking debate: Singapore street food vs Indian 'ghar ka khana'
Nikhil Kamath shared on X how Singaporeans rarely cook at home, sparking a debate on India's preference for "ghar ka khana" ...
Bryan Johnson, Who Complained About India’s Pollution, Now Adds 'Garam Masala' to His Diet
Bryan Johnson, the American entrepreneur known for his ambitious anti-ageing project "Project Blueprint," adds garam masala ...
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Nikhil Kamath has a business idea based on India’s eating habits
Kamath pointed out that if India were to adopt a similar trend—moving away from home-cooked meals in favor of dining out—it ...
Inside the bizarre ‘Don’t Die’ summit by anti-ageing influencer Bryan Johnson
US millionaire and tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson organised a ‘Don’t Die Summit’ in New York to share insights into his ...
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India’s dining dilemma: Can ‘ghar ka khana’ make room for a restaurant boom?
India’s food service market is growing but remains far from Singapore’s dining-out culture. Investor Nikhil Kamath questions ...
Nikhil Kamath flags India's restaurant gap: Is eating out the next ₹10 lakh crore boom?
He shared projections indicating that India's food service market, currently valued at ₹4-5 lakh crore, is expected to nearly ...
BYTES Secures ₹20 Lakh Grant from Nikhil Kamath’s WTFund to Enhance Two-Wheeler Safety
Startup BYTES, based in Bengaluru, has made headlines after receiving an important non-dilutive grant from Nikhil Kamath’s WTFund. The ₹20 lakh funding comes from the WTFunds ...