Author: Ansh Singh

New Delhi: The Indian IT giant Infosys creates headlines again with its financial success while the Murty family members garner significant dividends. This year Ekagrah Rohan Murty captured attention among other since he is the grandson of Infosys creator Narayana Murty. At five months old Ekagrah achieves the rare distinction of becoming one of India’s youngest one-billionaire citizens. In November 2023 Ekagrah Rohan Murty arrived as the first child of his parents Rohan Murty and Aparna Krishnan in Bengaluru. He serves as the third grandchild of Infosys founder Narayana Murthy and Sudha Murty. The family of Ekagrah carries wide recognition…

New Delhi: Bharti Airtel has partnered with Blinkit, a popular quick-delivery app we all know, to launch something totally new in India, SIM card delivery at home in just 10 minutes. Yes, you heard it right, this is the first time a telecom company in India is offering such a fast SIM delivery service. Right now, this service is available in 16 major cities like Delhi, Gurgaon, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, and more. Airtel says that more cities will be added soon. So how does it actually work? It’s super simple, we can order a new Airtel SIM online,…

New Delhi: Vir Das narrated an unsatisfactory Air India flight experience to the public. Both Vir Das and his spouse boarded flight AI816 at Mumbai airport bound for Delhi on April 14. During their flight landing his wife expected to have a wheelchair waiting yet services did not match the booking. What went wrong? Through social media Vir Das narrated multiple issues from their trip along with their treatment of his disabled spouse. After his family paid ₹50000 for their plane tickets he noticed the aircraft had broken furniture and non-operational leg rests along with one faulty reclining seat but…

New Delhi: Meta, the company behind Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, is currently facing a major antitrust trial in the US. The government claims Meta used its market power unfairly by buying Instagram and WhatsApp to cut down potential competition. What’s the Case About? The US government believes Meta bought these platforms not just to grow its business, but to stop other companies from becoming serious competitors. They point to old messages where Meta’s leadership showed concern that Instagram, for example, could become a threat to Facebook. As part of the case, officials are even suggesting that Meta might need to…

New Delhi: The global tech world is back in the spotlight, as new trade rules are about to change how semiconductors are bought and sold. Governments have announced that tariffs (extra taxes) on semiconductors will be coming soon. While we’re still waiting for all the details, there are some signs that companies heavily relying on these tiny but crucial components might be given some flexibility. One major tech company, whose name hasn’t been shared, was reportedly facing a serious crisis. It relies a lot on imported semiconductors to build its top products, and rising trade tensions had started causing big…

New Delhi: Apple has pulled off a big logistics move, flying about 1.5 million iPhones (roughly 600 tons) from India to the U.S. The goal? To avoid heavy tariffs on goods coming from China and keep iPhone prices in check for American buyers. The root of this strategy goes back to tariffs placed during former U.S. President Donald Trump’s term. His administration set a steep 125% tariff on imports from China, where Apple traditionally manufactures most of its iPhones. Meanwhile, products coming from India faced a much smaller 27% tariff, which has now been temporarily paused for 90 days as…

New Delhi: At the Indian Express Awards for Women Entrepreneurs, Mukesh Ambani, chairman of Reliance Industries, spoke about how women are becoming a powerful force in the business world. He especially highlighted his daughter Isha Ambani’s growing role in reshaping leadership at Reliance.  Ambani shared how his wife Nita and daughter Isha helped him see the importance of supporting women in leadership. “Isha and Nita opened my mind to celebrating women in leadership roles,” he said. He believes women entrepreneurs won’t just be in the news, they’ll be creating history by making a real impact on society.  A big part…

New Delhi: The business world in 2025 is defined by relentless innovation and technological breakthroughs, driven by a new generation of companies shaping the future. These industry pioneers are not only revolutionizing their respective fields but also redefining how businesses operate on a global scale. From AI-powered automation to cutting-edge sustainability solutions, these trailblazers are setting new standards and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. In this report, we highlight the top 10 companies transforming the business landscape, showcasing their disruptive technologies, visionary leadership, and game-changing impact on industries worldwide. 1. Nujay Pharma Industries: Pioneering Innovation in Ayurvedic & Organic Wellness…

New Delhi: Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, has been trying to convince former U.S. President Donald Trump to roll back big tariff hikes that have stirred up a lot of backlash and affected global trade. These tariffs, originally brought in by Trump, are some of the highest in U.S. history, reaching up to 50% for some countries. Musk’s efforts show the growing clash between big tech leaders in Silicon Valley and political forces pushing for more protectionist, America-first policies.  According to people familiar with the situation, Musk personally reached out to Trump to ask him to reconsider the tariff…

New Delhi: Indian-American software programmer Vaniya Agrawal made news after she disrupted Microsoft’s 50th anniversary celebration on March 4, 2025, at their headquarters in Redmond, Washington. During the live Q&A session with present CEO Satya Nadella and past CEOs Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer, Agrawal stood up and blamed Microsoft for involvement in human rights abuses using its technology. Her demonstration was one part of a wider pro-Palestinian campaign denouncing Microsoft’s purported involvement in funding Israel’s military efforts. What happened at the event Agrawal interrupted the panel session by yelling at the company’s highest executives. “Shame on you all. You’re…