Author: Ansh Singh

New Delhi: TechEagle, India’s leading drone delivery startup renowned for its cutting-edge E-VTOL cargo drones (BVLOS), has entered into a strategic alliance with ideaForge Technology Limited, a global UAV technology leader. This collaboration aims to leverage the strengths of both entities to revolutionize UAV technology and drive innovation in the drone industry. Notably, ideaForge has also participated in TechEagle’s recent Bridge Financing Round as a strategic investor. With the Indian government’s emphasis on boosting domestic production of UAVs and achieving the vision of making India a global drone hub by 2030, this partnership aligns perfectly with the ‘Make in India’…

New Delhi: Apple has agreed to follow the White House’s guidelines for creating safe and trustworthy AI, as announced in a recent press release. The company is planning to launch its new generative AI, called Apple Intelligence, into its main products, which could reach up to 2 billion users. Apple joins 15 other tech companies, including Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft, in supporting these guidelines. Initially, Apple hadn’t shown much interest in AI, but at the WWDC event in June, they revealed a partnership to bring ChatGPT to the iPhone, showing their commitment to generative AI. This move might also…

New Delhi: With Hype, Raaghav and Vijaya Belavadi are transforming the luxury travel landscape in India. In just eight years, they have built India’s leading luxury mobility platform, making them a formidable presence in the industry. Utilizing cutting-edge technology accessible via mobile and web, Hype offers luxury cars, yachts, and private jets, serving not only the elite but also India’s upper middle class. Hype Luxury Mobility‘s journey began in a modest two-bedroom apartment in South Bangalore in 2017. Despite their humble beginnings, the Belavadi siblings envisioned making luxury travel affordable for the masses. Today, Hype operates in 23 cities across…

Bengaluru: In an era where the term ‘corporate majboori’ echoes through the cubicles of many companies, StockGro, a Bengaluru-based fin-edu firm, is making headlines for a very different reason. Its employees are consistently reporting high levels of job satisfaction, setting a remarkable example in the corporate world. While many professionals today express dissatisfaction with their work-life balance, StockGro seems to have cracked a code that eludes others. Employees at StockGro have been notably vocal about their positive experiences, contrasting sharply with the broader discontent reported across various industries. The reasons behind this trend at StockGro remain unclear, as the company has…

New Delhi: Apple has launched the “Apple Watch for Kids” in India, bringing new features designed to help parents stay connected with their children while giving kids some independence. This feature is available on Apple Watch SE and Series 4 models or later. Key Features: Communication: Kids can make calls and send messages to contacts approved by their parents. Health and Fitness: Personalized activity goals help encourage exercise, and features like Emergency SOS offer extra safety. Location Tracking: Parents can track their child’s location using the Find People app and set up alerts for specific locations. App Store Access: Kids…

New Delhi: Alphabet plans to invest an additional $5 billion in its self-driving car company, Waymo, over the next few years. This announcement was made by Ruth Porat, Alphabet’s Chief Financial Officer, during the company’s second-quarter earnings call. Porat said this funding will help Waymo continue to build its leading autonomous driving technology. Porat also mentioned that Google is focusing on making its other innovative projects more efficient. These projects, which are separate from its main search and advertising business, include companies like Verily, Calico, Google Ventures, and the drone company Wing. She highlighted Waymo’s progress in both technology and…

New Delhi: Famous diamond trader and billionaire from Surat, Savjibhai Dholakia along with his family, attended the lavish wedding of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant, hosted by one of the world’s richest families. Dholakia described the event as “a truly unforgettable experience.” The wedding, known for its elegance, saw the attendance of many high-profile guests and dignitaries. On social media, Dholakia, founder of Hari Krishna Exports, highlighted the personal touches provided by the hosts. “Mukeshbhai and Neetaben personally greeted everyone, making the experience really special,” Dholakia said. He added, “The entire event felt like a dream.” View this post on…

Patna: English, the world’s most widely spoken language, holds immense importance in today’s globalised world. However, the traditional one-size-fits-all approach to language learning often leaves individuals with unmet needs and a lingering fear of speaking up. Enter EnglishYaari, a Bihar-based startup founded in 2021 by three friends, Vikas, Piyush, and Sandeep, redefining how people learn English. EnglishYaari has a team of highly qualified and certified tutors. Only the most seasoned educators are hired through a rigorous four-step hiring process. These professionals then undergo extensive training to refine their skills further. The tutors in the platform create a lively learning environment…

Bengaluru:  Multipl, a new-age SEBI registered fintech platform that integrates investing and spending through its innovative ‘Spendvesting’ concept, announced that the company has raised additional funding of $1.5 million led by Blume Ventures and MIXI Global Investments, Inc. The capital raised will be deployed towards making platform enhancements and introduction of disruptive features thereby helping more Indians start their Spendvesting journeys. While there is a sharp growth in Indians participating in mutual fund investments, this has primarily been towards long-term wealth creation needs or for pure-play investment purposes. Multipl, with its integration with mutual funds and partnerships with top brands,…

New Delhi: Russian cybersecurity company Kaspersky will shut down its U.S. operations and lay off several employees after the U.S. government banned the sale of its software in June, citing security risks. Kaspersky announced it will start “gradually winding down” its U.S. operations on July 20, saying its business in the U.S. is “no longer viable.” Journalist Kim Zetter first reported the news on Monday, mentioning that fewer than 50 U.S. employees will be laid off. Kaspersky had initially planned to fight the ban, claiming that it “does not engage in activities that threaten U.S. national security” and would “use…