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Sneha Arora's avatar

I loved Kashish's writing and i can so connect with Krishna!

This post is such a good way to connect with the writers of my fav newsletter. Thankyou Team πŸ’™

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Zerodha's avatar

You made both of them smile :)

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Arvind Patil's avatar

Excellent effort guys πŸ‘Œ. I wish you great success for the year 2025 and beyond. Keep up good work, providing great insights on India in general.

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Zerodha's avatar

Happy New year to you too!

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Akshita's avatar

Krishna’s bit 🫑

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Zerodha's avatar

❀️

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Makebrokerrich's avatar

It’s vaguely written. The same content could written within a page! Why do we need too much jargon?

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Pranav Ganugapati's avatar

I have a feeling Quick Commerce will be plateaued soon. There aren't enough pockets outside Tier 1/2 cities where high income folks reside. What do you think about it?

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Zerodha's avatar

We will know soon enough :)

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Hanu Turlapati's avatar

The selection of curiosity, quick commerce, and AI as redefining things for 2024 underscores their interconnectedness in driving societal advancement. Curiosity fosters innovation and adaptability; quick commerce meets the demand for speed in consumer services; and AI enhances decision-making processes across industries. Together, these elements not only redefine how we learn and shop but also shape the future landscape of work and societal interaction.

The accidental discovery of a lost Mayan city in 2024 stands out as a prime example of display of Curiosity in 2024 and how curiosity drives exploration and leads to significant advancements in our understanding of history. It reinforces the idea that fostering a curious mindset can lead to unexpected and transformative discoveries that enrich our knowledge and appreciation of the world around us.

The story of Flipkart Minutes and Zepto in 2024 exemplifies the dynamic nature of the quick commerce industry. Their fierce competition not only sets new standards for delivery speed but also reflects changing consumer expectations in a fast-paced digital economy. As these companies continue to innovate and expand their offerings, they are reshaping the landscape of retail in India, making it an exciting time for both consumers and investors alike.

The applications of AI in real-time contexts are vast and varied, significantly impacting healthcare, transportation, retail, finance, agriculture, and entertainment. As these technologies continue to evolve, they promise to enhance efficiency, improve customer experiences, and drive innovation across industries in 2024 and beyond.

Nice article Sir and eloquently articulated.

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Sourav Kataruka's avatar

Kashish’s Lesson: The Complexity of Knowledge: Poor explanation and not so logical example. The rise in loans from 2022 to 2023 was mainly due to economy opening up after COVID, manufacturing got a boost, ppl started travelling, factories/ offices started reopening. They needed more capital (working capital or for expansion) due to dry up in their cashflow so irrespective of the interest rates, everyone wanted to grow rapidly. 2nd, the base of credit growth in 2020 and 2021 was low due to limited economic activities so obviously the growth you are talking about is due to lower base.

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Kashish Kapoor's avatar

Thanks for weighing in. All of these are very valid inputs, and precisely feeds into what he learnt. Looking at just one aspect - interest rates hike - was simply not enough to explain what was happening and can only be explained in the hindsight.

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Ashutosh Singh's avatar

Thanks Zerodha !! great insights , btw any openings in the team , maybe next year we can add 5 stories 😀

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Lovish Chawla's avatar

Happy New Year Zerodha Team πŸŽ‰

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Zerodha's avatar

Thanks, Lovish. Wish you the same.

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