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Bio

Priya holds more than a decade of experience in journalism. She has worked on various beats and was chosen as a Road Safety Fellow in 2018, wherein she produced many in-depth & insightful features on road crashes in India. She writes on startups, personal finance and Web3. Outside of work, she likes gardening, driving and reading. 

 

 

 

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News and Trends

SEBI Proposes Restriction of Registered Intermediaries with Finfluencers in its Consultation Paper

The proposals, which are expected to clamp down on the activities of finfluencers and rein in their proliferation, are available on SEBI's website till 15th September, 2023 for public comments and suggestions.

News and Trends

PM Modi Announces August 23 to be National Space Day

PM Modi also announced the spot where Chandrayaan-3's lander landed on Moon, as 'Shiv Shakti', and where Chandrayaan-2 left its "footprint" in 2019 as 'Tiranga Point'.

Technology

Discussing India's Techade

At the launch of the book 'India's Techade', the Minister of Commerce & Industry, Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution, and Textiles, Piyush Goyal said that India has found its place in the sun in terms of the foray into digital payment and digital public goods, which have become the talk of the world.

News and Trends

How Crypto Industry is Embracing Tax Compliance

Though initially disappointed with the government on imposition of high tax on income on virtual digital assets, the crypto industry is seen to be coming to terms with it and is partnering with various tax platforms in order to improve crypto tax compliance in the country.

Entrepreneurs

Making 'Satvic' relevant for today's Gen Z

Both Subah and Harshvardhan are now on a mission to make the ancient practice of 'Satvic' relevant for today's Gen Z through their Satvic Movement. They share this ancient practice in modern implementable terms. Majorly online, the movement's biggest community base is India.

Finance

Should finfluencers don the advisors' cap?

They appeal most to the GenZ who see the information provided by them as easy to understand, easily accessible, and in many cases, free (or low-cost), compared to traditional financial advice.