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StartupTalky presents Recap'25, a series of exclusive interviews where we connect with founders and industry leaders to reflect on their journey in 2025 and...

India’s startup ecosystem stayed active on 22nd January 2026, with notable funding activity across deeptech and EV mobility, alongside major business headlines shaping the...

Dronetech company ideaForge’s net loss for the quarter ended December 31, 2025 (Q3 FY26) widened 41% to INR 33.9 Cr…

Updated | January 22, 19:18 PM Shadowfax IPO closed with an oversubscription of 2.72X, receiving total bids for 24.23 Cr…

Funding in the Indian agritech space has remained volatile over the last three years, and this trend is expected to…

D2C snacking brand Troovy has secured $5 Mn (INR 45.8 Cr) in a Series A funding round led by Fireside…

The Reserve Bank of India granted the Payment Aggregator-Physical (PA-P) licence to Razorpay POS, the company's offline payment division. Razorpay POS can now function...

Some books don’t comfort you. They unsettle you, disturb your sense of safety, and force you to look at parts of life we usually avoid: grief, violence, obsession, loneliness, and moral decay. These are not the stories we read for escape. They are the stories we read for truth.Dark and disturbing books often carry a strange kind of beauty. Not the soft, romantic kind—but a deeper, more honest beauty that comes from emotional rawness, lyrical writing, and the courage to tell uncomfortable stories. They show us humanity without filters. They hurt, but they also heal. They disturb, but they stay with us long after the final page.The books on this list explore the darker corners of the human mind and society—abuse, trauma, war, isolation, moral ambiguity- but they do so with extraordinary artistry. Their prose is poetic. Their characters are painfully real. And beneath the darkness, there is meaning, empathy, and an unexpected tenderness.8 Books that disturb, devastate and change you1. The Road by Cormac McCarthyAt first glance, The Road is bleak beyond hope. A post-apocalyptic world stripped of colour, morality, and warmth, where survival often demands cruelty. A father and son walk through ash-covered landscapes, clinging to life and…  ​Read More​YourStory RSS Feed

Insurtech giant Go Digit General Insurance’s profit after tax (PAT) zoomed 18% to INR 140 Cr in Q3 FY26 from…

Logistics service provider Shadowfax Technologies Limited’s initial public offering (IPO) witnessed steady participation on its final day, with the total issue being oversubscribed 2.72x as of 5:30 pm on Thursday, January 22, the last day of bidding.Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) led the demand, with the portion oversubscribed 3.81 times. Retail Individual Investors (RIIs) also showed healthy interest, with subscriptions standing at 2.31 times. The portion reserved for employees was oversubscribed 2.07 times.However, the Non-Institutional Investors (NII) segment saw a total subscription of 0.84 times. Within the NII category, bids reserved for amounts between Rs 2 lakh and Rs 10 lakh were subscribed 1.26x, while the portion for bid amounts exceeding Rs 10 lakh stood at 0.63x.The data shows that against the total 8.9 crore shares offered, bids were received for 24.2 crore shares.In comparison, Shadowfax’s 2.72x subscription reflects a more moderate demand compared to recent heavyweights. Ecommerce major Meesho saw its IPO oversubscribed a staggering 79.2 times on its final day, while Lenskart’s issue was booked 28 times. Shadowfax's performance is more comparable to fintech firm Pine Labs, which saw its IPO subscribed 2.46 times on the third day, though it fared better than PhysicsWallah, which was subscribed 1.8 times.…  ​Read More​YourStory RSS Feed