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The founders of Nooky, Saurabh Tyagi and Rekha Lohkna, pitch their chocolate brand to Anupam Mittal, Vineeta Singh, Aman Gupta, Peyush Bansal, and Varun Dua in the latest episode of Shark Tank India.
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Writing on X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday, SUGAR Cosmetics CEO Vineeta Singh spoke about how "the hardest part" for her was when her mother would get calls from others, after reading reports of her death and shared some images of stories that suggested she had died.
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SUGAR Cosmetics CEO Vineeta Singh took to Instagram and urged women to not get draw in by comparisons and added that the biological clock and career clock were not the same.
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Vineeta Singh recently spoke how an entrepreneur can start their own business with minimum capital
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Vineeta Singh attributed her success to the entrepreneur's bias for action, the ability to take risks without overthinking.
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Speaking on YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia's podcast, SUGAR Cosmetics CEO Vineeta Singh said fight between co-founders was normal and admitted that if she took the deciding call on a product, then regardless of how much her husband Kaushik Mukherjee disagreed she would go ahead with the decision.
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Mamaearth's Ghazal Alagh topped the list of India’s top 10 youngest women entrepreneurs, a list recently released by IDFC First Bank and Hurun India showed.
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Ashneer Grover's outburst comes amid differences between Shark Tank India judges and the pitchers who were promised investment but are facing delays in deal closure.
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Vineeta Singh also recalled being told by an investor that she would only receive funding for SUGAR if her husband joined the business.
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The startup, valued at around $500 million, hopes to become a global brand soon and is expanding into the US, Russia and West Asia
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Shark Tank India judge and co-founder of Sugar cosmetics Vineeta Singh said, 'I found that there is a big power in crying out a failure or a setback.'
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Rajalakshmi Vijay was jogging at Worli Sea Face in Mumbai when a speeding car hit her. She was taken to the hospital but could not be saved.
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Earlier this season, the Shark Tank India judges faced backlash after they rejected the pitch of two entrepreneurs because they represented a company that could rival Vineeta Singh's Sugar.
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Shark Tank India judge Vineeta Singh said that after moving from Delhi to Mumbai, she found it difficult, but soon grew to love the city.
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Artificial Intelligence generated artwork of the popular Shark Tank India judges, including former judge Ashneer Grover, portrayed as babies, have gone viral on social media.
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The data, shared by Harsh Goenka, listed only Aman Gupta’s company boAt reporting Rs 79 crore in profit in financial year 2021-2022.
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"When Ganesh decided to leave his corporate job and start up on his own, I had my own apprehensions about how this will work," wife of Flatheads co-founder Ganesh Balakrishnan wrote.
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Sugar Cosmetics CEO and co-founder Vineeta Singh says there is no option but to have a personal brand if it helps the business.
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“Sharks” Namita Thapar and Vineeta Singh decided to rectify their mistake and presented JhaJi store with a cheque of Rs 85 lakh as investment.
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Shark Tank India judge Vineeta Singh is the CEO of Sugar cosmetics and the two entrepreneurs whose pitch was rejected represented another cosmetics brand called Recode.
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Namita Thapar may have been referring to the recent criticism the Shark Tank India judges have been facing after they rejected the pitch of two entrepreneurs because they were representing a make-up brand Recode.
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Shark Tank India season 2 airs on Sony Entertainment Television.
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Fitness goal for 2023: Maintain daily workout routines, participate in many more marathons, and double the business at SUGAR to achieve Rs 500 crore net revenue.
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In a post about the importance of women in the workplace, Shark Tank India judge Peyush Bansal also dropped some insights into what went on behind the scenes of the reality television series.
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SUGAR Cosmetics CEO Vineeta Singh recently took to LinkedIn to answer the question she is asked frequently: how she thought of starting a make-up company.
