There is a quiet shift that happens when you build across different industries. You begin to realise that problem solving in business is not a single skill but a moving mindset. What works for a wellness product does not always work inside a workshop. What feels right for a digital tool may behave very differently when you are dealing with materials, machines, and timelines. Moreover, the way challenges unfold depends on what you are creating, who you are creating it for, and how that creation comes to life. This blog explores that shift. It reflects on the differences between wellness vs manufacturing operations, the many layers of industry specific challenges, and what you learn only when you move from one world to another. Do Problems Change Their Nature When the Product Changes? Moving on, the first thing you notice is that the nature of a problem changes with the product…
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ServDharm: A Vision That Blends Faith and Purpose ServDharm began with a feeling of devotion and a wish to make spirituality part of everyday life. Founded by Gagan Dhawan, the brand reflects his belief that faith can live beautifully in every home through thoughtful design, genuine quality, and heartfelt intention.. People still look for ways to feel grounded. They want to light a diya, read a scripture, or give a gift that carries meaning. ServDharm helps make those moments simple and full of joy. Furthermore, it is one of the most inspiring Gagan Dhawan startup ventures, transforming faith into something that can be shared, gifted, and celebrated. The Purpose Behind ServDharm ServDharm was created to help people feel connected to their faith through small, peaceful moments. Every product from the brand carries that sense of devotion. Whether it is the design of a diya, the careful printing of a Hanuman…
You may have heard of several organisations talk about Corporate Social Responsibility, or CSR. In the past few decades this concept has become an essential part of how companies operate and their standing in society. In simple terms CSR means that businesses cannot not focus only on making profits, but must also consider their impact on people, communities, and the environment. With consumers becoming more aware, CSR has gained greater importance than ever before. Companies exert a lot of influence on society and this makes CSR very important. Large businesses use vast amounts of resources, employ thousands of people, and produce goods and services that affect everyday lives. With such reach, they naturally carry a responsibility towards the communities they operate in. A company that invests in education programs, supports healthcare, or creates jobs is not just helping people, it is also strengthening the society in which it does business.…
In the past few decades, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has become one of India’s most…
It is not uncommon to walk into grocery stores and seeing brightly labelled packets with words like “superfood” or “miracle health booster.” From chia seeds to kale, quinoa to goji berries, the list of so-called superfoods seems to grow every few months. The question is what makes these foods super and do they really deserve the label? Did you know that the term superfood isn’t a scientific one? It’s just a catchy way to describe foods that are rich in vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and healthy fats. For instance, take blueberries with their rich antioxidants, spinach with its iron, or salmon with omega-3 fatty acids. The high nutritional value that these foods have, has led to them being attached with the word ‘super’. Let’s take a look at some of the foods popularly known as superfoods. Blueberries help protect cells from damage. Chia seeds provide fiber, protein, and omega-3s in just…