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: India’s corporate world is grappling with a new kind of financial scandal: CFO frauds. Several large and mid-size companies have reported cases in recent months where the CFO was caught misusing funds or manipulating the company accounts. The number of such cases has increased sharply, experts say, as companies struggle with financial pressure in a post-pandemic era. In many cases, the CFOs reportedly approved fictitious expenses, diverted funds to personal accounts, or made false financial statements just to impress investors. Investigations are going on across various sectors, including real estate, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing. While some of the CFOs…

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Surat: A huge uproar erupted early on Thursday morning at Hazira project site of ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India (AMNS) when almost 5,000 workers employed by Larsen and Toubro (L&T) assembly of almost 5,000 workers came out to protest over wage related issues. What started as a peaceful demonstration to ask the management a pay raise and an understanding on the working hours turned violent within a short period of time causing destruction of vehicles, vandalism within the plant grounds and a heavy police response. What Exactly Happened? The workers, according to the sources and authorities, had gathered at Hazira site…

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New Delhi: Byju Raveendran, the founder of the education technology company that was once the leader in India, is hitting the news again this week with the investors and creditors questioning the company performance and its financial transparency. The case of Byju is one of the largest startups in India. When it was at its highest, it was worth billions of dollars and it was regarded as a representation of the digital learning boom in India. Nevertheless, in the last one year, the company has been facing a problem of sluggish sales, immense cash flow burn-down, and failure to settle…

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New Delhi: The Central Government has made a significant step this week by presenting more rigorous compliance requirements to artificial intelligence provided on Indian territory. The new framework will introduce AI startups to have comprehensive records of training data origins, the third-party audit of the high-risk AI models, and the explicit grievance redressal system to users. Though the government claims that it is a step that is necessary to prevent misinformation, partiality and misuse of AI tools, several founders of startups have come out to raise concerns. Some of the early AI firms allege that the compliance cost might add…

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New Delhi: Google is in hot water once more after regulators fined the company for strong control over the app store market. It is not the first time that Google has faced such issues, but the latest fine shows that governments are getting serious in their efforts to stop huge technology companies from abusing their power. Mainly, the complaint is that Google forces app developers to use its billing system, which levies a commission on every payment made through the app. According to developers, this makes it difficult for them to earn profits and deprives them of the freedom to…

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New Delhi: Government regulators are currently investigating a giant Chinese battery giant company which is worth approximately 3.8 billion dollars. The company is also accused of deceiving investors by exaggerating the magnitude and significance of a big business deal that it allegedly had made. Reports showed that the company had made a giant contract in association with electric vehicle batteries and clean energy storage. This news generated interest in the clean technology market and the share price of the company shot up. Nevertheless, regulators discovered later that the transaction was not as large or final as it was being claimed…

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Daman : The National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) Daman campus is ramping up outreach efforts as admissions for 2026 open, inviting passionate students to apply before the deadline on January 16, 2026. Offering cutting-edge programs in Fashion Design, Textile Design, and Fashion Management, NIFT Daman equips aspiring creatives and professionals with the skills necessary for thriving careers in the dynamic fashion and textile industries. Eligible candidates for the 4-year Bachelor of Design (B.Des) in Fashion Design and Textile Design include 12th pass or appearing students, while the 2-year Master of Fashion Management (M.F.M.) welcomes graduates or those appearing in…

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New Delhi: Sensesemi, a Bengaluru based start up has raised 25 crore rupees in seed capital. The business produces edge AI chips to be applied in intelligent devices and industrial applications. This will enable Sensesemi to increase production and design better chips. Such startups, experts say, are significant to semiconductor objectives of India. As the world is increasingly demanding AI hardware, Sensesemi can help India to achieve its dream of being a tech manufacturing hub.

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In the evolving landscape of regional entertainment media, Gujarat has gradually developed its own paparazzi culture — and among the names associated with that growth is Dhaval Raj Sinh Chauhan. Dhaval began his professional journey in February 2016, working alongside Viral Bhayani, one of India’s most prominent paparazzi photographers. The early phase of his career exposed him to the fast-paced ecosystem of celebrity coverage, where timing, coordination, and visual storytelling play a decisive role. By 2017, Dhaval started independently building his presence through his personal platform, “Dhavalraj Sinh Chauhan,” where he regularly posted spotted features, celebrity appearances, and event moments.…

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New Delhi: In 2026, Artificial Intelligence will be entering a new stage, where it is not a tool anymore but a working partner. According to experts, AI is currently assisting humans in decision-making, problem solving, and in complex tasks in industries. Previously, AI was primarily applied to such simple tasks as chat support or data analysis. However, now AI agents are able to plan tasks, communicate with other systems and enhance their performance. Better computing power and smarter algorithms are driving this change. AI agents in scale is one of the greatest trends. The application of AI in companies is…

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