Written by Amber Jain

AI / LLMs

The Inflection Point: Why Renowned Programmers Changed Their Minds on AI Coding

As I write this today in mid of January 2026, I can't shake off this feeling. Something flipped in last few weeks. Hackernews/reddit are filled with links to posts from purist, respected programmers (that I have personally looked up to since 2007 when I started studying programming) suddenly singing praises of LLM coding. Some of these had previously written off "(Vibe/Agentic) Coding with AI" as something that was good for hobby/mini projects, code reviews or first draft.

Sectoral and Thematic Funds: When to Consider (2026)

In 2026, many Indian investors look for focused ways to participate in visible trends such as manufacturing upgrades, energy transition, or domestic consumption. Sectoral and thematic mutual funds can offer that focused exposure within the mutual fund structure, with professional research, daily NAV disclosure, and portfolio transparency.

Sectoral & Thematic Funds: When to Consider

Sectoral and thematic funds sit at an interesting crossroads in Indian equities. They offer exposure to specific growth narratives while potentially accelerating portfolio diversification through a focused lens. In this guide, we explore what makes sectoral and thematic funds distinct, how to evaluate them, and when they can fit into a thoughtful, risk-aware investment plan.

Best Flexi Cap / Multi Cap Mutual Funds Framework for 2026

Flexi cap and multi cap mutual funds offer Indian investors a flexible way to participate in equity market growth across market cycles. The SEBI categorization of these funds created clear distinctions in how managers allocate across large, mid and small caps. This framework helps you evaluate options systematically, without chasing headlines or short term performance. By focusing on disciplined selection criteria, you can build a resilient equity sleeve for your portfolio.

Mid Cap Mutual Funds in India (2026)

Mid Cap Mutual Funds: A Practical Guide to Evaluation

Mid cap mutual funds invest in medium-sized Indian companies that sit between the large caps and small caps in terms of market presence and growth potential. In India, these funds typically align with SEBI's classifications and are designed to balance upside capture with a degree of earnings resilience.