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Ritesh’s journey as an entrepreneur is no secret. But there is a lot more to the man than what the headlines have managed to capture over the years. A street food junkie, who is also a fitness freak, a workaholic who believes in having a life beyond work. The Oyo founder, who celebrated his 30th birthday this November has a business that spans 35 countries but continues to remain a small-town boy at heart. On this episode of Rollin’ With The Boss, he opens up like never before. From discussing deeply personal things like life after marriage to his opinions on important social and economic issues to all things business including Oyo’s IPO plans. Join us on the maiden ride of Rollin’ With The Boss - the show which features free-wheeling intimate conversations around perseverance, resilience and ambition with India’s young business icons with show’s host Abhishek Singh, Deputy Editor, Mint.

Mint is all set to launch a brand new off-beat show this month. Rollin’ With The Boss is a series of quirky, candid, authentic, and fun conversations with young CEOs and founders recorded in the backseat of a car, which doubles up as a quiet stage for the interview while zipping through city traffic. In the first episode, Abhishek Singh, Deputy Editor, Mint speaks to the Founder and Group CEO of Oyorooms, Ritesh Agarwal about his journey from a small town in Odisha to becoming the youngest billionaire on Shark Tank, OYO’s IPO plans and a lot more. Stay tuned. Coming soon.

13th edition of the ICC Cricket World Cup is currently underway in India. While fans are happily cheering each four, six, and wicket by their favourite player what is worth noting is the impact hosting an event as big as the cricket World Cup can have on the host nation’s economy. According to early estimates Indian fans along with fans from the rest of the world are likely to spend anywhere between $1.6 billion to $2.4 billion. In this video, Mint Explains accounts for the revenue which will be generated during the event. Abhishek Singh, Deputy Editor, Mint

The 2023 Indian Premier League saw a staggering rise in advertising revenue, reaching ₹10,120 crore. This was driven by increased participation and spending in fantasy sports platforms, as well as the growing fan engagement with the premier cricketing event. The video explores these trends and how they are shaping the future of the sport and its profitability.The video explores these trends and how they are shaping the future of the sport and its profitability.

Women dominated Hopper Instagram Rich List as 56 per cent of top 100 highest earning Instagram influencers in 2021 are female

Kohli doesn’t offer excuses for team’s bad displays, love that about his captaincy: sprinter Blake

Chasing a moderate target of 155, RCB had a 25-run brief partnership for the first wicket Shreyas Gopal provided the first breakthrough for Rajasthan as he dismissed Aaron Finch (8) in the third over

After RCB captain’s middling performance on field, Gavaskar, in the commentary box, came up with a shocking comment involving Kohli’s actor wife

RCB were thrashed by 97 runs in the match on Thursday night.

With no spectators allowed to start with, it will be a major TV-viewing experience for India’s cricket-loving population and fans across the world.