Mint Podcast

Real estate prices have shot up in most metro cities in India - but does that mean you missed the boat? No - in fact, this is your year to negotiate.

Will housing prices crash like the stock market? No. But they will cool down. Hence, You, will get more power to bargain. So in 2025, how should you go about this - and what will help you crack a good deal?

Watch this full episode of Let's Get Real with Manisha Natarajan on YouTube-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiVry727nwE&list=PL2A-r6Y8n7poPU5Xj5SJqMa6S1YHBizLw&index=2&t=810s

There are several parents in India whose kids have now moved abroad and settled there. These are generally rich or upper middle class parents of children who are NRIs. Now, there’s one thing they’re realising - that there’s actually no point of buying or amassing property - because more than being a benefit, it ends up being a burden for the next generation. Watch the full episode on YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnwJtQfN2J0&list=PL2A-r6Y8n7prWbNg5luJpY40Mu1n4v82z&index=5&t=51s

Ritesh Agarwal’s journey as an entrepreneur is no secret. But there is a lot more to the man than what the headlines have managed to capture over the years. A street food junkie, who is also a fitness freak, a workaholic who believes in having a life beyond work. The Oyo founder has a business that spans 35 countries but continues to remain a small-town boy at heart.

On this episode of Rollin’ With The Boss, he opens up like never before while talking to Mint's Deputy Editor, Abhishek Singh. From discussing deeply personal things like life after marriage to his opinions on important social and economic issues to all things business including Oyo’s IPO plans.

Watch the full episode in YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAZoMSMeqsk&list=PL2A-r6Y8n7pq8PLKofZPmUJOCrPDQ3Eq5&index=40&t=10s

On this episode of Moneynomics with Mint, Neil Borate and Jash Kriplani discuss the top investing lessons from 2024, and how what we've observed in the last year can help us invest in 2025.

From SEBI's new rules to RBI regulations to revised taxation to just the stock market roller coaster in general, here's your investment guide for 2025!

Watch the full episode on YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kfk1zrsFag&list=PL2A-r6Y8n7prWbNg5luJpY40Mu1n4v82z&index=4&t=33s

This March, we are shining a spotlight on the achievements of women who are shaping the world with their leadership, resilience, and innovation. In this special episode, RJ Sarthak sits down with Alison Barrett MBE, Director India, British Council to explore her inspiring journey, the role of women in leadership, and the importance of diversity in decision-making.With over 27 years of experience across 14 countries, Alison is driving force in education, culture, and international collaboration. From leading large global teams to spearheading climate action initiatives, she shares her insights on breaking barriers, fostering inclusivity, and empowering young women to lead.Join us for an engaging conversation on leadership, gender equity, and the road ahead for a more inclusive and sustainable future. Tune in and be inspired!

One doubt that many of our viewers have had is what EXACTLY are the exemptions available in the new tax regime - especially since the old regime has become unviable for many after Bugdet 2025. The ones most worried, are those who had home loans, since the old regime gave a significant rebate on that count. However, even the new tax regime does have exemptions on home loans - though it's not as sweets as the old regime. Here's everything you need to know about it!Watch the full episode on YouTube-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rh8vomgP6NM&list=PL2A-r6Y8n7prWbNg5luJpY40Mu1n4v82z&index=2&t=22s

Investing in US stocks allows Indian investors to own a slice of the world’s most influential companies, while global Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) provide an avenue to diversify portfolios beyond domestic markets. While India’s mutual fund (MF) industry has hit the Reserve Bank of India’s $7 billion cap for overseas investments, platforms such as Vested Finance, INDmoney, and Appreciate offer an alternative route for Indian investors to access US markets through the Liberalized Remittance Scheme (LRS).Here's all you need to know about how to do that!

Watch the full episode on YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJKaU_M4rz4&list=PL2A-r6Y8n7prWbNg5luJpY40Mu1n4v82z&index=3&t=78s

Heiress to the Bisleri empire, Jayanti Khan Chauhan is a resolute, independent woman. She joined her father Ramesh Chauhan, also known as the cola man of India, at work at the age of 24.Now the Vice Chairperson of the company, she has been the force behind several key changes. Jayanti is a headline hunter's delight, but she is not a woman about town, not thrilled with the limelight.On this episode of Rollin’ With The Boss. In a free-wheeling conversation with Abhishek Singh, Deputy Editor, Mint, she opens up like never before. Watch the full episode on YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQTjnv_s_pQ&list=PL2A-r6Y8n7pq8PLKofZPmUJOCrPDQ3Eq5&index=35&t=176s

Buying and selling cars was largely done in an organised manner before startups like Cars24 streamlined the process with the use of technology. The used car business was largely run by the muscled and moneyed until Cars24 CEO Vikram Chopra, along with his co-founders Mehul Agrawal, Gajendra Jangid and Ruchit Agarwal, started the company in 2015. On this episode of Rollin’ With The Boss, where Cars24 CEO & co-founder, Vikram Chopra talks to Abhishek Singh, Deputy Editor, Mint about growing up in Raebareli, UP, studying at IIT Bombay, starting up what’s now a Rs 27,000 crores business and a lot more.

Watch the full episode on YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7ENRpPUKAs

On this episode of Founder Diaries, we speak with Mayank Kumar, one of the 4 co-founders of UpGrad, an edtech unicorn. Mayank talks about what the penny dropping moment was for him when he was deciding to start up, how he met his co-founders and most importantly, why they chose to get into upskilling as an online platform.

Mayank also answers a big question, as to why their courses can be a little pricey. "You shouldn't underprice yourself, because then people won't value that education. We have both paid and free programmes- but people don't value the free programmes. In paid programmes, they put in the effort, and that's the difference that one sees. If you're providing value, you should price it accordingly", he says.

Watch full interview with Mayank Kumar on YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eynbFI7oJ-0&list=PL2A-r6Y8n7ppIvJSJsc9o_DUiMBeBp877&index=10&t=18s