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He retired at 47 with ₹15 crore — no inheritance, no business, just a 9-to-5 tech salary

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By Sanya Jain Verified
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Sanya Jain A fixed salary, no inheritance and no business — that's how Vivek Waman describes the foundation of his wealth. After spending 24 years in the information technology industry, the former Wipro and PwC employee retired at the age of 47 after realising he had already achieved financial freedom.
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Founder says IIT Bombay gave him more than a degree: 'No algorithm can replicate'

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By Sanya Jain Verified
| MSN India Verified
Sanya Jain Is a degree from an elite institution like IIT Bombay actually worth it, especially in the day and age of AI? This is the question that Shikhar Agrawal, co-founder and CEO of Anahad, faces very frequently. In a LinkedIn post shared yesterday, Agrawal argued that many people misunderstand the true return on investment (ROI) of studying at an institution like IIT. “It's been 5 years now since I left IIT Bombay, built Anahad but people still ask me, ‘IIT actually worth it tha?
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‘India mein itna kaun deta hai?' NRI's remark prompts Delhi founder to end call

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By Sanya Jain Verified
| MSN India Verified
Sanya Jain The founder of an Indian business consultancy firm has called out a prospective client for trying to lowball them. Rohan Dhawan, the Delhi-based founder of UAbility, said that a United States-based NRI booked a consulting call with them, only to argue that Indian founders should charge less because "cheap pricing" was their biggest selling point.
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