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The podcast discusses the completion of clinical trials for the world's first injectable male contraceptive, highlighting its safety and effectiveness. It explores the history of male contraception and the burden on women. The podcast also delves into the challenges faced in developing a male contraceptive, including resistance from the pharmaceutical industry. Additionally, a survey reveals men's interest in taking responsibility for birth control and their preferences for non-hormonal and reversible methods.

The podcast discusses the unfair treatment of gig economy workers in India's food delivery platforms like Zomato and Swiggy. It examines the discrepancies in payment and raises concerns about the fairness of the system. It also explores the complexities of delivery partner fees and discusses Zomato's delivery charges and Swiggy's approach to delivery fees.

Bajaj Auto gains market share in the EV market while Ola Electric loses. The importance of Bajaj's service-first approach and nostalgic Chetak scooter is highlighted. Ola Electric faces discontent regarding after sales services. Bajaj's sustainable growth is attributed to its focus on service and nostalgia. The challenges faced by Ola Electric customers are explored. Bajaj's strategy of exclusive service centers and incentivizing dealers is discussed.

Byju's CFO quits after 6 months amidst financial compliance troubles. The podcast explores the challenges faced by the new CFO, the growth and acquisitions of Byju's in 2021, and the financial issues and auditing problems the company has encountered.

Disney Hotstar set a world record for cricket viewership, yet Bloomberg reported a potential deal with Reliance Industries. The podcast explores the challenges faced by Disney Hotstar, their focus on advertising, and why Disney may still want to hold on to Hotstar despite losing subscribers.

This podcast discusses India's e-rupee and its potential as the currency of the future. It explores the progress, challenges, and competition with cash and UPI. Additionally, it examines the rise and fall of Indian alternatives to TikTok and privacy concerns surrounding the e-rupee.

Dabur, the world leader of Ayurveda brands, is battling an identity crisis as it seeks to acquire and expand. The podcast explores Dabur's transformation into a lifestyle brand, its struggle to create a new brand narrative, and the challenges of changing perception about a legacy brand.

The podcast explores the rise of online financial frauds in India, specifically through BNPL platforms. It discusses the lack of security in these services, the vulnerability of customers to vishing scams, and the absence of consumer-protection guidelines. The chapter also delves into the sophisticated methods used by cybercriminals in BNPL platforms, such as impersonation and unauthorized purchases.

Explore the competition between coffee startup Third Wave and Starbucks in India, and how Third Wave is giving the global giant a run for its money. Learn about Kabuki valuations in Indian startups and the secrets behind startup valuations. Discover the rivalry between Third Wave and Starbucks, including the impact on Starbucks' customer base.

De-influencers in India are debunking myths and misinformation related to food and health. They face legal action and threats but continue their work. The rise of de-influencers raises questions about paid debunking and motivations. Content creators in India monetize social media through various means. De-influencers aim to spread awareness and battle misinformation.