Raveena Singh

Dec 2, 2024 | the-ken.com | Seema Singh |Raveena Singh

On paper, India’s EV market is zipping along nicely. The government’s EV registration data shows a steady uptick—two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and buses, all dutifully climbing the charts. But if you check the government’s own tracker, it tells a much less inspiring story: EV sales and penetration actually fell in 2024. So what gives? If India’s electric-vehicle (EV) incentives had a starting issue nearly a decade ago, it suffered from faulty sensor matters in subsequent years.

Nov 3, 2024 | the-ken.com | Aakriti Bhalla |Raveena Singh

In the financial capitals of the world—New York and London—family offices have long been the private sanctuaries of the ultra-rich, entities that exist solely to manage family fortunes with at least US$50–100 million to their names. But in India, the concept is catching on in various ways. It’s a leap from old-school riches in textiles, diamonds, and real estate to a sleek, buttoned-up version of wealth management. Take Nikunj Poddar.

Oct 29, 2024 | the-ken.com | Alifiya Khan |Raveena Singh

In the latest educational arms race, universities are tripping over themselves to create the ultimate “design generalist”. In this world, just knowing how to design is so last decade. A designer today had better know the difference between terms like “ROI” and “ROE”, understand the basics of sustainability, maybe code a bit, and definitely think about how one’s designs will impact climate change, cultural norms, and, sure, the world at large.