I study markets, learn how businesses work, and help early ideas grow.
INTRO
I usually start my day withreading something orlearning something new
A few pages first.Then a workout.
Training gives the rest of my day its rhythm.
Then I turn to the markets.I've been following them since I was 15.
WORK
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ACHIEVATEI helped evaluate startups, prepare investor memos, and coordinate fundraising outreach inside Achievate's founder's office.
Explore my role at Achievate↗
01 / Sector research · 2025Read the report
The Deep Tech Playbook
Where is India’s next wave of deep tech taking shape?
I mapped five sectors: the markets, the funding, and the forces helping—or holding back—the next generation of companies.
Five sectors. Five one-page briefs. A wider lens on where capital is going.
02 / M&A case · 2025Read the report
Two airlines. One new Maharaja.
A merger looks simple in a headline. Making it work is another story.
Our MU-FINS team examined Air India–Vistara: valuation, synergies, integration risks, and the road ahead.
The interesting part: how much of the value depends on getting integration right.
Case-study projections, not realized merger results.
03 / Investment memosRead the memos
A company, on one page.
What matters when you first look at a startup?
These memos bring the problem, business model, market, traction, and investment thesis into one view. Two very different businesses; one discipline of asking better questions.
04 / BSE Power Index · 2024Read the report
What powers the power sector?
Five companies. The same industry. Very different financial profiles.
A study of returns, cost of capital, working capital, and the energy transition across Tata Power, Adani Green, Adani Power, Power Grid, and NTPC.
THE POWER COMPARISON04 MAY 2024
What does the capital earn?
ROCE = return on capital employed.
Recreated from the report, p. 6. Historical snapshot; BSE India data as cited in the study.
Same sector.
Different economics.
05 / Market Modulation · ResearchRead the report
The announcement. Then what?
Do corporate actions change how investors behave—and how shares move?
I led the preparation of our Research Renaissance team paper, combining an investor survey with an event study of dividends, splits, bonus issues, buybacks, and demergers.
20companies147retained responses
From a market question to a testable hypothesis.
2019–2024 events; a selected sample and short event windows limit how broadly the findings apply.
06 / Cricklytics · MySQLRead the report
A different kind of scorecard.
Who wins most often? Which players are on those teams? What could a full stadium earn?
Our cricket-league database connects players, teams, matches, coaches, and venues—then uses SQL to turn those relationships into answers.
cricklytics / league notebook
THE QUESTIONWho keeps winning?
SELECT winning_team_code,
COUNT(*) AS wins
FROM `match`.`match_info`
GROUP BY winning_team_code
ORDER BY wins DESC;playersteamsmatchescoachesvenues
A query using the report’s schema.
An academic database with sample league data.
A little structure.
A lot more answers.
That’s the research desk.
Time to step away for a bit.
FUN
Football is my go-to unwind: Manchester United matches when they're on, podcasts when they're not. (Whether I actually unwind depends on the result.)