Author: Ansh Singh

New Delhi: A startup founder’s recent comments about India’s growing obsession with IIT and IIM graduates have started a major discussion across the country’s entrepreneur community. Sharing his thoughts on social media, the founder said that too much importance is given to educational backgrounds instead of actual business skills and achievements. According to him, many people believe that only graduates from top institutes like IITs and IIMs can build successful companies. However, he argued that entrepreneurship is much more than having a famous degree. He said that qualities such as hard work, creativity, discipline, leadership, and the ability to solve…

New Delhi: A startup founder from Bengaluru has come under heavy criticism after posting a screenshot of a job candidate’s interview conversation on social media. The post quickly gained attention, but instead of receiving support, it sparked a debate about privacy, professionalism, and ethical hiring practices. The founder shared the screenshot to highlight what he believed was an unusual or disappointing interview experience. However, many users felt that making a private conversation public without the candidate’s permission was unfair. Even though some personal details may have been hidden, several people argued that such posts can still embarrass candidates and damage…

New Delhi: Once again, AI is advancing at a pace far outstripping the readiness of governments, businesses and society and this is something Dario Amodei has said. The Anthropic CEO stated that AI advancements have come a long way in recent times, and better planning and responsible policies are becoming more crucial than ever. When asked about the future of the AI technology, Amodei said, “The technology is progressing at an unprecedented rate. In several sectors, sophisticated AI systems could soon be able to complete many tasks, to the same or better level of complexity than highly trained human experts,…

New Delhi: Tim Cook has addressed growing competition in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) industry during Apple’s latest earnings call, saying the company remains confident in its long-term strategy despite increasing pressure from rivals. His comments come at a time when major technology companies are investing billions of dollars to develop advanced AI products and services. During the call, Cook described AI as one of the most important technologies of this generation. He said Apple is increasing its investments in AI and plans to integrate intelligent features more deeply across its products, including the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and other devices. He…

New Delhi: Sundar Pichai announced the AI Roadmap for Google, and the industry is closely watching in anticipation. As the competition in the AI industry grows, Sundar Pichai has provided Google’s long-term plans for artificial intelligence. His presentation brought attention of technology, developers, investors and researchers from around the world. AI will be Google’s main focus in the next few years, Pichai said. The company will roll out the use of artificial intelligence in all of its search products, cloud, productivity, mobile and developer products, according to him. Google’s mission is to make AI more useful, reliable and accessible to…

New Delhi: An Indian business leader has gained widespread online attention after making a bold statement about the changing trends in entrepreneurship. His views have started an interesting conversation among startup founders, investors, students, and professionals across the country. In his message, the business leader said that entrepreneurship should not be treated as a race for fame or quick success. Instead, he encouraged founders to focus on solving real problems, serving customers well, and building businesses that can survive for many years. He also spoke about the increasing pressure on young entrepreneurs to raise large amounts of funding or achieve…

New Delhi: If there are three themes currently shaping India’s startup ecosystem, they are quick commerce, artificial intelligence and IPOs. Together, these trends are influencing founder strategies, investor decisions and market expectations across the country. Quick commerce remains one of the fastest-growing segments in consumer technology. Companies are competing aggressively to deliver groceries, electronics and daily essentials within minutes, fundamentally changing consumer behavior in urban India. At the same time, artificial intelligence has become a strategic priority for startups across nearly every industry. From customer support and marketing to software development and logistics, AI is helping companies improve efficiency and…

New Delhi: Consumer electronics entrepreneur Aman Gupta believes brands that continue relying on traditional marketing playbooks risk becoming irrelevant in an increasingly competitive marketplace. Speaking at a major industry event, the boAt co-founder urged businesses to stop playing safe and start paying closer attention to Gen Z consumers, whom he described as the driving force behind changing brand dynamics. According to Gupta, one of the biggest reasons behind boAt’s rapid growth was its ability to identify changing consumer behavior early and empower younger employees to shape the brand’s communication strategy. He emphasized that brands must move faster, take calculated risks…

New Delhi: An Indian business leader has gained widespread online attention after making a bold statement about the changing trends in entrepreneurship. His views have started an interesting conversation among startup founders, investors, students, and professionals across the country. In his message, the business leader said that entrepreneurship should not be treated as a race for fame or quick success. Instead, he encouraged founders to focus on solving real problems, serving customers well, and building businesses that can survive for many years. He also spoke about the increasing pressure on young entrepreneurs to raise large amounts of funding or achieve…

New Delhi: Global beauty giant L’Oréal has strengthened its commitment to the Indian market by acquiring a majority stake in beauty and personal care startup Innovist. The deal reflects growing international confidence in India’s rapidly expanding beauty industry and highlights the increasing global appeal of homegrown consumer brands. Founded in 2019, Innovist quickly gained recognition through brands such as Bare Anatomy, Chemist at Play and Sunscoop. The company focused on science-backed products, ingredient transparency and digital-first distribution strategies, helping it build a loyal customer base among younger consumers. India’s beauty and personal care market is currently among the fastest-growing in…