Punita Sabharwal is a journalist at Entrepreneur. She covers a range of topics including beauty and fashion, apparel and fashion, as well as business and economics, with a particular focus on store management. Punita's insights and expertise have been featured in Entrepreneur.
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Punita Sabharwal’s articles focus on individuals and their achievements in various industries such as beauty & fashion, content & publishing, and business. Her coverage includes expert commentary and announcements.
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Here's to the spirit and spice of a sector that continues to redefine itself. Bon appétit.
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A Culinary Renaissance on its way towards a new start
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By: Punita Sabharwal
On a warm evening in Gurugram, as diners lean into the familiar perfume of lemongrass, galangal and kaffir lime, something rare is unfolding. This is not just another global restaurant brand entering India's crowded premium dining market. It is a 21-year-old Thai institution making a deliberate, values-led entry into North India—without diluting the very thing that made it successful.
In recent years, Rado invested heavily in mono-brand stores across India — 34 boutiques and growing — a decision rooted in the belief that premium retail is experiential, not transactional.
Tamannaah Fine Jewellery redefines everyday luxury with versatile, modern heirlooms blending timeless design, wearability, and contemporary elegance for urban consumers.
By: Punita Sabharwal
With an annual revenue run rate of roughly $200 million, the company is now EBITDA profitable and generating cash—a milestone many digital-first consumer startups struggle to reach.
