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What Are Tokens in Claude, OpenAI, and Gemini?
If you've used an AI chatbot for more than a few minutes, you've probably run into the word “token”, in a pricing page, an error message about hitting a limit, or a note about a model's “context window.” Tokens are the basic unit every large language model actually reads and writes in. Understanding them helps explain why a long conversation suddenly gets cut off, why the same prompt costs different amounts on different models, and why a document that looks short to you can q
Nitya Vasudev
5 days ago6 min read


FII (-₹5,779 Cr) and DII (+₹35,099 Cr) Activity in Indian Equity Markets: July 2026
FII (-₹5,779 Cr) and DII (+₹35,099 Cr) Activity in Indian Equity Markets: July 2026 Every trading day, two large pools of capital shape the direction of Indian equities: Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) and Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs). Their daily buying and selling numbers, published by the exchanges, offer one of the clearest windows into how confident overseas money and domestic money are feeling about Indian stocks at any given moment. The July 2026 data
Nitya Vasudev
6 days ago4 min read


EPF Vs PPF Vs ELSS Vs NPS: Choosing Where To Park Long Term Savings
The Employees' Provident Fund is a mandatory retirement fund for most salaried employees, run by the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation, with contributions from both employee and employer. The Public Provident Fund is a voluntary, government backed savings account open to any individual, including the self employed, with no employer involvement at all. An Equity Linked Savings Scheme is a category of equity mutual fund that happens to carry a tax deduction and the shortes
Nitya Vasudev
Jul 317 min read


Demat Account For Minors In India: Can You Invest For Your Child?
Yes, You Can. Here Is How It Actually Works A demat account can be opened in a minor's own name, at any age, including for an infant, with a parent acting as natural guardian or, where no parent is available, a court appointed legal guardian. Either parent, mother or father, can act as guardian, but only one guardian is permitted per account, not both parents jointly. The minor is the legal beneficial owner of everything held in the account. The guardian is the one who actual
Nitya Vasudev
Jul 274 min read


Comparing Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana Vs Mutual Funds For A Daughter's Education Corpus
Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana is a government backed small savings scheme available exclusively for a girl child, opened through a post office or an authorised bank before she turns 10, run by a parent or legal guardian on her behalf. Mutual funds are general purpose investment vehicles with no gender restriction and no dedicated child only version, run either in the parent's own name or, less commonly for reasons covered below, in the child's own name. SSY currently pays 8.2% a y
Nitya Vasudev
Jul 204 min read


How SEBI Regulates Research Analysts and What It Means for the Advice You Read
A Telegram channel with a hundred thousand subscribers sends out a morning message: buy this small cap stock, target price 40 percent above current levels, stop loss below. An Instagram page run by someone calling themselves a market expert posts a stock tip with a confident buy rating. A brokerage firm publishes a detailed note on a large cap company with earnings estimates, a valuation model, and a 12 month price target. All three of these involve someone recommending what
Nitya Vasudev
Jul 147 min read


How RBI Rate Decisions Move Bank Nifty: A Transmission Mechanism Explained
Every two months, within minutes of the Reserve Bank of India announcing its rate decision, Bank Nifty moves, sometimes sharply, occasionally in a direction that seems to contradict the headline number entirely. A hold gets sold off. A cut gets shrugged at. The explanation is that an RBI decision is never really one signal reaching the banking system all at once. It is several signals, travelling through banks' balance sheets at noticeably different speeds, and sometimes pull
George Varghese
Jul 87 min read


AI Powered Investing Tools and Robo Advisors in India: Are They Actually Worth Using?
Open almost any major Indian investing app today and it will offer you some flavour of AI: a chatbot that summarises your portfolio, a research assistant that reads the news for you, a nudge that talks you out of a risky trade at eleven at night. Scratch beneath the marketing and a more basic, less flattering question surfaces first. Most of what gets called a robo advisor in India is not, legally, an adviser at all, and understanding why matters more than evaluating any sing
Nitya Vasudev
Jul 87 min read


Banking Sector NPA Trends in 2026: Private Banks vs PSU Banks Compared
For most of the last decade, the rule of thumb was simple. Public sector banks carried the bad loans, private banks kept clean books, and that single distinction shaped how depositors, investors and even bank employees thought about the two camps. The Reserve Bank of India's latest Financial Stability Report, published June 30, 2026, tells a more complicated story. System wide gross non performing assets have fallen to a multi decade low of 1.8% as of March 2026, and at the v
Nitya Vasudev
Jul 38 min read
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