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 fast-growing artificial intelligence startup recently went viral online for an unusual office rule, employees are not allowed to wear shoes inside the workplace. The company is the AI coding startup Cursor, which has gained huge popularity among developers in recent years. The story started when a tech professional shared a picture from an office building in San Francisco showing dozens of shoes placed outside an office door. The post joked that anyone working in the tech industry would instantly recognise which company the office belonged to. Soon many developers in the comments confirmed that it was the…

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When it comes to bone and joint health, finding a surgeon who combines advanced technology with a compassionate touch is essential. Dr. Ashutosh Jadhav is widely recognised as the Best Orthopedic Doctor in PCMC, Pune, offering world-class surgical and non-surgical solutions for patients of all ages. With a career spanning over 10 years, Dr. Ashutosh Jadhav has built a reputation for excellence at Ayush Orthopedic Clinic. Whether you are dealing with a sports injury, chronic back pain, or advanced arthritis requiring a knee replacement surgeon, his expertise ensures that you receive the most effective treatment for a faster recovery. Professional…

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New Delhi: There’s a version of cricket that television doesn’t show. It happens before the match, in the nets at 6am, on the outfield doing throwdowns, on rough matting pitches under floodlights on a Tuesday night. And it happens after the match too: tired legs, sore feet, and the quiet calculation every serious cricketer makes. How recovered will I be by Thursday? At district level, state level, and competitive corporate cricket, the ability to train consistently without breaking down is what separates players who improve from players who plateau. And one of the most controllable variables in that equation? What…

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New Delhi: The global Artificial Intelligence race is getting more serious. OpenAI is expanding partnerships with companies across different countries to stay ahead in the fast-moving AI market. OpenAI became widely popular after launching ChatGPT, which changed how people use AI tools. Businesses, students, and professionals are now using AI for writing, coding, research, and customer support. But the competition is increasing quickly. Big tech firms are investing billions in AI development. To maintain its lead, OpenAI is focusing more on enterprise clients. This means it is signing deals with large companies that want to use AI in their daily…

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Surat: The Desai Foundation Trust hosted a special evening at Surat Marriott Hotel to celebrate its journey of impact, community partnerships, and the milestone of reaching over 12 million lives across 8 states in India. The event brought together partners, supporters, and leaders to reflect on the Foundation’s scalable and sustainable approach to grassroots development. The evening highlighted its work across Health, Livelihoods, and Menstrual Equity, reinforcing its commitment to creating long-term, community-driven change. Addressing the gathering, Megha Desai (President), Mittal Gohil (Executive Director), and Manoj Panda (Development Director) shared insights into the Foundation’s growth and vision, emphasizing how collaboration…

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New Delhi: Lack of original innovation is a new point of debate in the industry. Suhel Seth, a marketing expert, has remarked that a number of Indian startups are only imitations of western businesses. This statement of his has sparked a vigorous controversy within the startup community. Seth feels that India requires original ideas that will address domestic problems. Some founders assented and others mentioned that global ideas can also be adapted as innovation. Analysts indicate that India should now shift towards copy model to deep tech and research based start ups.

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New Delhi: India’s iconic conglomerate Tata Group is putting more emphasis on artificial intelligence and digital technology. Under the leadership of Natarajan Chandrasekaran, the group is looking at new AI projects that can change many industries. The Tata Group has over 100 companies in sectors such as automobiles, steel, software, hospitality and aviation. One of its most important technology companies, Tata Consultancy Services, is already a global leader in IT services and management services. Now the group wants to take a stronger position in emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, automated and digital platforms. Many companies across the globe are investing…

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New Delhi: Billionaire entrepreneurial Gautam Adani is continuing to increase renewable energy projects through his company Adani Group. The group is investing heavily in solar and wind power as India moves towards cleaner sources of energy. India has planned ambitious targets for its renewable energy capacity in the coming years. To achieve these targets, large companies are playing an important role in the construction of power plants and energy infrastructure. Adani’s renewable energy arm Adani Green Energy is already one of the largest renewable power producers in the country. The company has a number of large solar parks and wind…

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New Delhi: India’s digital payments giant PhonePe is making headlines again as talks on its forthcoming IPO make waves. One of the biggest talking points is the company’s ESOP numbers and what they can possibly reveal about the company’s potential valuation. ESOP is an abbreviation for Employee Stock Ownership Plan. These are stocks that are issued to employees as part of their pay package. When a company goes public, these shares can be worth a fortune. PhonePe has had a great number of ESOPs issued to its employees over the years. This demonstrates that the company has relied on stock…

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Once Mumbai creeps into your personality, it never leaves you. To Amanda Bhandari, the few years spent in the city after graduation was not only about education, but also falling in love. She was influenced by the culture, food, the sea breeze, and the slow and relaxed South Bombay charm. Her stay there offered her an up-close examination of the magic of the everyday in the city, be it in the chaat stalls and the Irani cafes along with their keema pav and cutting chai. Amanda had spent close to 10 years in the food and beverage sector and she…

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