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.

If you are searching for the best books for entrepreneurs, top startup books, or must-read business books in 2026, the reality is simple, your growth as a founder depends heavily on what you learn and how fast you apply it. Many successful founders have built billion-dollar companies not through formal education but through consistently reading the right entrepreneurship books, business strategy books, and startup growth books. This curated list of the top 10 books for entrepreneurs goes beyond the usual recommendations. Instead of repeating overused titles, it focuses on powerful, insight-driven books that help you validate ideas, build profitable businesses,…

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Not all big ideas start with a breakthrough. It may begin with a mere observation, something that repeats itself until it cannot be overlooked any longer. This is precisely how Kumar Surender Sinwar got into healthcare innovation. With a solid background in Data and AI, Sinwar had witnessed the pace at which technology was changing industries. However, when he examined healthcare in India, he realized that there was a gap. There were sophisticated tools, but they were not getting to patients where they were most needed. This disparity between what could be done and what could be made available formed…

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New Delhi: Tata Consultancy Services will announce its Q4 and full-year FY26 results on April 9, officially kicking off India’s IT earnings season, with investors closely watching both its performance and final dividend decision. The results, expected after market hours, come at a time when the global IT sector is facing mixed signals. While long-term demand for digital services remains strong, short-term spending by clients, especially in the US and Europe, has been cautious. This makes TCS’s upcoming numbers particularly important, as they are often seen as a benchmark for the entire IT industry. Along with earnings, the company’s board…

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New Delhi: Director and Filmaker Karan Johar has again reignited a debate in the Bollywood industry with his comments on increasing paid promotion and marketing. In a recent interview he openly admitted that the industry must stop this practice as viewers can’t differentiate between what is genuine and what is being marketed as a publicity stunt. Johar said that now everything in the film world can be “payed”, from comments on social media to reviews and even people’s opinions. He said this is becoming alarming as it gives the wrong idea of the film and actors. Once people lose trust…

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Surat: Progress Alliance, a non-profit group focused on the overall development of entrepreneurs, organised the Mega Business Meet 2026 in Surat. The event saw participation from over 2,000 entrepreneurs who came together to discuss how to grow their businesses while staying connected to strong human values. The meet created a space for business owners to share ideas, build connections, and support each other. Along with business growth, there was a strong focus on personal well-being, happiness, and satisfaction. Discussions highlighted the importance of balancing success with a meaningful and value-driven life. The keynote session was led by Som Tyagi, known…

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New Delhi: On Tuesday, Nitish Kumar stepped down as the Chief Minister of Bihar, officially leaving his current tenure and initiating a swift change of leadership in the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA). Kumar resigned to the Governor soon after he chaired his last cabinet meeting where the state government had recommended dissolution. The transition was rapid and well-organised, which meant that the transition plan was already developed in the alliance. The BJP took over the leadership process within hours of his resignation. Samrat Choudhary was chosen as the leader of the BJP legislative party, which made him a strong…

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New Delhi: Buying or leasing an office is often seen as just another business transaction. But for Volney Commercial Real Estate Advisory, it is much more than that. Founder Rohan Sheth believes real estate should feel simple, smooth, and personal—something clients can trust, not stress over. In a highly competitive and transaction-driven market, Volney is setting itself apart by focusing on client experience rather than just deals. The company believes that the true value of real estate lies not only in closing transactions but in creating a reliable and satisfying journey for clients. Volney emphasizes building strong relationships by supporting…

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New Delhi: The home services company Urban Company based in India has scored a major milestone. It has elite fast service platform known as InstaHelp which has already surpassed 50,000 bookings per day in one year of operation. This indicates that Indian buyers have become a strong demand of fast and urgent services to meet their daily domestic requirements. InstaHelp was initiated as a fast service model to allow professionals access houses in few minutes to do minor chores such as cleaning, dishwashing, laundry and kitchen assistance. Previously, individuals would also reserve such services several days before. However, these days…

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New Delhi: Shark Tank India investors are also expanding their reach into the startup ecosystem by investing beyond the television platform. In the recent past, there have been several transactions of early-stage and growth-stage startups in various industries. Funding rounds in consumer products, digital platforms, and technology-driven businesses have involved entrepreneurs such as Aman Gupta and Anupam Mittal. These investments are being done both on personal capital and on organized angel networks. The transactions involve investment in seed and pre-Series A rounds, and investors tend to play active roles in strategic direction and brand positioning. The founders of these investments…

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New Delhi: Deepinder Goyal recently commented on startup work culture during a public discussion, addressing the expectations around time and commitment in entrepreneurship. He stated that building a company requires sustained focus and involvement, particularly in the early stages of growth. The remarks were made in response to ongoing discussions around working hours and professional expectations in startups. The comments drew attention across business communities, with the topic continuing to be part of broader conversations around workplace practices. The discussion aligns with ongoing observations in the startup ecosystem, where founders and teams often operate under tight timelines and evolving market…

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