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.

With the increasing rate of environmental concern in India and the entire world, researchers are increasingly placing more emphasis on the role of citizens in the conservation process. Communities, although not as significant bodies as governments and other large organizations, can be the starting point of sustainable change in terms of policy and infrastructure. The leaders of the global environmental organization, called WeNaturalists, think that the future of environmental protection is in the opportunity to give citizens the practical tool, data, and model of collaboration in their hands. In their view, sustainability is not supposed to be a passing trend…

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New Delhi: This week, a famous technology startup CEO was arrested by the police who charged him with defrauding investors of close to 160 crore. The arrest has been a shocking news to the startup world more so the fact that the company had previously been regarded as an emerging high growth start-up in the Indian tech sector. The CEO, according to the authorities, falsely reported business growth, customer numbers, and financial statements to lure money out of investors. Most investors thought that the startup was making lots of profit but the investigations done later revealed that the company had…

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New Delhi: In recent months, export of India to China has grown by almost 90 percent which gives good publicity. This appears on the surface to be a large success of Indian trade. Nevertheless, analysts indicate that the reality of the matter is not so simple as it may seem. Majority of this export expansion was on raw materials like iron ore, chemicals and basic minerals. Chinese factories use these products in the production process. Although it has contributed in terms of the export figures of India, it does not imply that India is exporting more finished goods that are…

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New Delhi: Elon Musk is a billionaire entrepreneur who has made another controversial announcement. He said recently that his companies, Tesla and SpaceX, lack independent safety teams. Musk explains that the safety of all engineers and managers should be addressed not by a different department. This remark soon sparked discussion on social media and even within the industry. Tesla produces electric vehicles that serve millions of people, whereas SpaceX launches rockets and satellites into the space. The level of risk is high in both the industries. According to many experts, the independent safety teams are significant to such companies. Musk…

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New Delhi: Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, announced it was cutting 600 jobs from its artificial intelligence division. In a surprise move, it said that its “super intelligence” team was simply too big and overbuilt. The move has struck many as a major change in strategy for a company which has been investing heavily in futuristic AI technologies. The layoffs are part of a broader cost-cutting program at Meta. According to its leadership, this decision isn’t just about money but also about refocusing: Meta now wants to focus on more pragmatic AI projects that can yield value…

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New Delhi: The Startup Ecosystem has been on the rise in India as Whizzo is reported to have raised 15 million dollars in a series A round and Sensesemi raised 25 crore rupees in a seed financing round. These investments are a great belief in Indian innovation. Whizzo intends to utilize the money in diversification of its technology platform and expanding into other markets. The company aims at smart solutions that enhance efficiency to businesses. Sensesemi is a deep tech start-up that is developing solutions of advanced materials and semiconductor. The new capital will assist the company in creating superior…

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New Delhi: Businesses monitor the international markets in times of uncertainty. Export based Indian companies are however optimistically waiting with both bated breaths on global orders. The demand in some of the markets has been enhanced, but there is still the uncertainty that arises in regards to the global economic conditions. Such sectors as textiles, engineering goods and pharmaceuticals indicated stable levels of inquiries. Companies are however not taking the aggressive expansion plans.

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New Delhi: Zerodha CEO and founder Nithin Kamath is trending this week after he cautioned his retail investors during an open letter on the increasing risks in the stock market. His remarks have been around when Indian markets are recording sharp swings, high trading volumes, and high participation of first time investors. The fact that a lot of young people enter the market with social media trends, Telegram tips, and expectations of quick profits is one of the aspects that Kamath emphasized. In his opinion, such a culture of momentum investing may be a dangerous factor in case individuals invest…

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New Delhi: A new issue is plaguing Indian startup founders and making them slower in growth. It is now very hard to recruit good employees. According to many founders, now experienced workers demand very high wages, working flexibility, and rapid promotions. To young startups who have little money, it is not easy to meet such demands. Previously, lots of individuals were enrolled in startups to study and develop. At this point, job seekers compare startups to big tech firms. They desire the same pay, employment and perks. It has put some pressure on founders and particularly those operating early stage…

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New Delhi: The founder of a startup has sounded the warning that excessive financing at an early stage can harm young firms. This, he said, was because easy money is a slippery slope. Its founder described how the pressure to expand quickly may cause start-ups to make the wrong choices. Numerous startups that failed to raise money did not know how to make strong products despite having raised large sums of money. Scholars hold that investments must be matched to level and requirements. A gradual and gradual growth might be safer in terms of success in the long term.

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