Author: Ansh Singh

Ansh Singh is a journalist and writer who covers Entrepreneurship, Business, Startups, and Fintech. When not working, you will find him reading insightful case studies, exploring ideas online, and journaling by the beach.

New Delhi: A name that is known for innovation in the quick service restaurant (QSR) sector, Fat Tiger has yet again expanded with its outlet at Punjabi Bagh, New Delhi. Known for its fusion and Flavours and high-quality ingredients, Fat Tiger has established a strong position in the industry of fast foods. The newly opened restaurant with its modern decor and inviting space is set to elevate the dining experience. The new outlet located at (GF) P.NO 21, Club Road, North West Avenue, Baskin Robbins, Punjabi Bagh West, West Delhi, Delhi, 110026 is expected to excite food lovers and serve a delightful…

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New Delhi: Infosys, a well-known IT company, let go of hundreds of trainees at its Mysuru campus, causing a lot of upset and anger. The exact number of trainees affected is unclear, with estimates ranging from 300 to 700. These were freshers who had been waiting for up to two and a half years after getting their offer letters, only to be dismissed just a few months after starting in October 2024. How it happened? The layoffs were done with tight security. Trainees were called into meeting rooms in groups of about 50, where they were reportedly forced to sign…

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New Delhi:  In a groundbreaking move, Israeli piping solutions brand Huliot India Pipes has become the first company in India to sign 12 Miss India models for a brand campaign. The announcement was made by Miki Kedem, CEO of Huliot India Pipes, highlighting the brand’s commitment to innovation and sustainability. The concept for this unique campaign was developed by Roshan Roddrigues, Founder of Atlantis Media Ventures Ltd, aligning seamlessly with the brand’s philosophy and values. Each Miss India model represents a different state where Huliot India Pipes has a significant market presence. The campaign underscores the brand’s focus on sustainability,…

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Pune: Mealawe, a pioneering food-tech company, has raised $1 million in funding from a mix of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), a network of Shark Tank founders, and angel investors associated with companies such as Goldman Sachs and Oracle. This funding will drive the company’s expansion into 14 cities over the next 10-12 months, with a target of delivering 1 million meals per month. Currently operational in Pune, Bangalore, Mumbai, and Kota, Mealawe is steadily building a nationwide presence. Since its launch in October 2022 under Climbing Seeds Pvt Ltd, Mealawe has grown rapidly, delivering over 30,000 meals monthly. The new…

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New Delhi: Infosys came under the sharp criticism recently over its recent termination of approximately 400 trainees at the company’s Mysuru campus. According to information, those terminated trainees are reported to be dismissed on three successive failures at the evaluation test. Nearly half of the newly enrolled trainees during October 2024 suffered in the scenario. What actually happened? These trainees had waited more than two years to begin with Infosys from the date their training started after an economic slump delayed the activation of these trains. However once they began it was evaluation testing for them tough. Some among the…

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New Delhi: Zomato Ltd., one of the better-known food delivery companies, announced that it plans to rename its holding company as “Eternal.” The firm’s board resolved this on 6 February; however, worry not, folks. This shall not change any of the fancy names of these popular services; Zomato and Blinkit will remain just the same. Why “Eternal”? CEO Deepinder Goyal said that the name change reflects the company’s goal of lasting success and continuous improvement. He called Zomato an “accidental company” that started from a simple idea and grew into something much bigger. Goyal also admitted that “Eternal” is a…

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New Delhi: Neha Singh never planned to pursue aviation law, but once she stepped into the field, there was no turning back. Over the past 15 years, she has carved out a niche for herself, working with one of India’s top law firms and even gaining hands-on experience with an airline. Her first exposure to litigation was in aviation, and she quickly realized how dynamic and ever-evolving the sector is. Once you’re in, she says, it’s hard to leave. One of the most complex and challenging aspects of aviation law is repossession, getting aircraft back when airlines struggle financially. Neha…

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New Delhi: The MPC of the RBI concluded its meetings on February 7, after which everyone around was curious over whether the all-important repo rate would be indeed cut. Actually, it’s been almost half a decade when the repo had last gone downwards, and slowdown in economic activities had become common, and as such many also felt that had become the perfect time to so do. Most economists had said that the small cut, pegged at 25 basis points, would trim the repo rate from 6.5 per cent to 6.25 per cent. Some even prophesied the beginning of an easing…

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Surat: The diamond and textile hub of India, is witnessing a significant boost in the event management industry, thanks to Colours Events, a leading event activation and management company. Under the visionary leadership of Ornob Moitra, the company has not only established itself as the best in Surat but is now taking a giant leap by collaborating with Veer Narmad South Gujarat University (VNSGU) to introduce a pioneering course titled “The Art of Event Design and Management.” With a strong presence in the industry, Colours Events has been at the forefront of innovative event planning and execution. The company has…

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New Delhi: The Indian Finance Ministry has asked its officers and staff to refrain from using AI tools such as ChatGPT and DeepSeek on office computers and devices. The order was issued on January 29, 2025, and warned that these AI applications could pose a risk to sensitive government information. Officials have been strictly told not to use such tools on office systems. This step places India in the company of other countries such as Australia, Italy, and Taiwan that have also curtailed the use of DeepSeek on security and privacy grounds. Taiwan has recently banned the use of DeepSeek…

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