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Young investors are entering financial markets at record levels, driven by digital platforms that prioritise speed over judgment

Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath urged people to seek immediate medical help during a stroke, stressing the importance of the 4.5-hour ‘Golden Hour’. Sharing his personal experience on World Stroke Day, he highlighted the rising incidence among people under 50.

Machaxi, a Bengaluru-based sports-tech startup, raised $1.5 million from Rainmatter and Prakash Padukone to expand its AI-powered grassroots coaching model to three more cities. The company will launch 1,000 training centres in collaboration with the Padukone School of Badminton.

Preventive healthcare also has a massive opportunity to make money with the projected size of the market to hit $197 billion, which is around Rs 8 lakh crore by 2025

According to Gopichand, middle-class families need to recognise that not every young athlete will become a Sachin Tendulkar or a PV Sindhu

"Happy Independence Day. @zerodhaonline also turns 14 today, so thank you for all the love," Kamath shared in a post on X.com. Kamath, who co-founded Zerodha with his younger brother Nikhil in 2010, also posted a video from 2018, featuring his son singing the Indian national anthem, Jana Gana Mana, while Kamath played the guitar.

The initiative targets individuals with the capacity to innovate their fields with creative ideas and compelling visions

The glitch briefly hindered some traders from executing their orders and other problems, such as orders not exiting on the app.

On the microblogging website Twitter, Kamath called out the Spanish daily by drawing attention to the "racist stereotype" caricature made in the newspaper.