Author: Ansh Singh

New Delhi: The startup scene in India is seeing an intriguing evolution, where investors are themselves developing into strong personal brands. These entrepreneurs like Anupam Mittal, Namita Thapar, Aman Gupta, and others who have appeared in Shark Tank now have millions of followers on social media platforms and frequently start debates that go way beyond investing in startups. They often engage with founders, investors and professionals in their posts about entrepreneurship, hiring, leadership, funding and business strategy. In numerous cases, the founding entrepreneurs now seek out the Shark Tank judges for not only investing in their business but advice also…

New Delhi: Elon Musk has once again become the center of public attention after sharing his views on government regulations during a recent public discussion. His comments quickly spread across social media, leading to debates among business leaders, policymakers, and technology experts. Musk said that government regulations are important for protecting people and maintaining fair competition. However, he also argued that excessive rules can slow innovation and make it harder for companies to develop new technologies. According to him, businesses should have enough freedom to experiment while still following essential safety standards. The Tesla CEO explained that industries such as…

New Delhi: Kumar Mangalam Birla has urged for the speedy economic reforms to attract more investments in India from home and abroad. The chairman of the Aditya Birla Group, in his speech at a business event, said that timely policy reforms can help accelerate the growth rate of businesses and make India even more appealing for investors. India has demonstrated economic buoyancy amidst uncertainties, Birla said. But he thinks there are other reforms, including tax, infrastructure, manufacturing and ease of doing business, that can further boost investor confidence. Stable government policies, as well as quicker approval processes are key in…

New Delhi: India may be entering one of its strongest private investment cycles in years. According to recent research data, private investment announcements in FY26 have surged to ₹56 lakh crore, compared to ₹37 lakh crore in the previous fiscal year. The investment pipeline spans sectors such as manufacturing, renewable energy, infrastructure, data centers, electronics, and industrial production. Economists believe this trend is particularly important because private-sector capital expenditure is often considered a key driver of long-term economic growth. Unlike government spending, private investments typically create sustainable industrial capacity, jobs, and productivity gains. A significant portion of these announcements is…

New Delhi: India’s renewable energy sector is witnessing a fresh wave of investor interest as companies accelerate projects across solar power, wind energy, green hydrogen, and biofuels. One of the latest examples is Bengaluru-based GPS Renewables, which recently raised ₹635 crore to expand compressed biogas infrastructure and strengthen clean-energy capabilities. The funding reflects a broader trend. Investors are increasingly backing renewable energy businesses as governments and corporations prioritize sustainability and energy security. India, currently one of the world’s fastest-growing energy markets, is expected to play a central role in the global clean-energy transition. Renewable energy is no longer viewed solely…

New Delhi: Whether praised or criticized, Namita Thapar continues to be one of the most talked-about personalities in India’s startup ecosystem. As Executive Director of Emcure Pharmaceuticals and a prominent Shark Tank India investor, Thapar has become a familiar face among entrepreneurs and business audiences. Her focus on healthcare, consumer products, wellness, and profitable businesses has helped define her investment style. At the same time, she frequently sparks debate among startup enthusiasts. Online discussions often focus on her investment preferences, risk appetite, and feedback during startup pitches. Some viewers argue that she prioritizes businesses with clearer revenue models, while others…

New Delhi: Ashneer Grover, the Co-founder of BharatPe, is raising the questions of the startup funding ecosystem in India yet again. His remarks have ignited a new round of discussion among business leaders, investors, and entrepreneurs whether companies are spending too much time trying to raise capital versus developing sustainable businesses. He explained that while investing is important to the success of a business, many startups see it as a significant accomplishment to raise funding in a big round.Many startups view their investments as a big accomplishment even though it is not the most important aspect of building a successful…

New Delhi: After promoting the view that “hero worship of billionaires is dangerous”, Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath has begun a new trend on social media.Following the famous line “hero worship of billionaires is dangerous”, Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath has started a new trend on social media. His comments soon drew input from entrepreneurs, investors and the public, and garnered a mix of reactions on the internet. “People look up to successful businessmen without realizing the importance of timing, luck, market conditions and teamwork in making companies successful,” said Kamath. He said that such a mindset of only thinking about the…

New Delhi: Google CEO Sundar Pichai makes a new announcement in the wake of increasing competition in the AI field. With the competition among global technology firms rising, Sundar Pichai has revealed new “artificial intelligence” projects. The announcement is a sign of Google’s commitment to being one of the biggest innovators in the fast-growing AI industry. During the discussion on technology at the event, Pichai said that AI is changing the way people search for information, communicate, work and create digital content. Google will keep rolling out new AI features in its products, he said, but it will remain very…

New Delhi: Jeff Bezos has shared his long-term vision for artificial intelligence, describing the technology as one of the biggest opportunities for businesses and society over the coming decades. His remarks have attracted attention from technology experts, investors, and entrepreneurs around the world. Bezos said artificial intelligence has the potential to improve productivity, simplify daily tasks, and help businesses make better decisions through data analysis. He believes AI will become an essential part of industries such as healthcare, education, logistics, retail, and manufacturing. According to Bezos, companies should view AI as a tool that supports people instead of replacing them…