Author: Ansh Singh

New Delhi: Artificial Intelligence otherwise referred to as AI is emerging as one of the largest employment generators in India. The demand of jobs related to AI is increasing fast as more companies are transitioning to using smart technology, instead of the traditional systems. AI tools are now used by IT companies, startups, banks, hospitals, and even schools so that they could be able to work faster and better. The change is providing new employment opportunities to youth in India. Previously, the recruitment of individuals to work in companies was primarily in simple software, data entry, or support services. However,…

New Delhi: Capital expenditure or capex is the capital expenditure that is being augmented by large Indian companies particularly in the manufacturing and infrastructural sector. This is an indication that the business has no doubt over the future economic growth of India and is willing to invest long term. A lot of companies are establishing new plants, increasing manufacturing facilities and improving equipment. Such industries as steel, cement, power, electronics and automobiles have declared new investment intentions. These investments will enhance the capacity of production and lessen reliance on imports. There is also a robust growth in infrastructure spending. The…

New Delhi: This is after the United States announced news about a potential six billion dollar investment in Vodafone Idea that generated much excitement. This investment was perceived to transform the future of the telecom company by many people. Vodafone Idea has however given official position on the issue. The company reported that though it is looking into alternative ways to fund it, no final investment deal is yet done. Vodafone Idea made it clear that the discussion with investors is a usual business operation, and the news of the solid investment of six billion dollars US is not entirely…

New Delhi: The small village of Dharmaj in the Anand district of Gujarat is a home away from home once a year when the residents of Dharmaj and those who moved away engage in warm reunion, cultural pride and emotional home coming. Marked on January 12 annually, Dharmaj Day is not so much an occasion as it is a reminder of the extent to which people are still tied to their roots despite how far life may have taken them. Dharmaj is the NRI village known throughout Gujarat. Many of its people have been living in foreign countries over the…

New Delhi: Corporate India has proven to be very confident and consistent even in the time when most nations in the world are experiencing low economic growth. The current financial reports of Indian big businesses indicate that the growth of revenue has been steady, and this indicates that the Indian business is coping with the global pressure. Most of the markets in the world have been experiencing issues such as high interest rates, low demand, and geopolitical tensions. Notwithstanding these problems, Indian companies have been doing better than it is expected. The banking, IT services, consumer goods as well as…

New Delhi: On Friday, the government-owned Bank of Baroda (BoB) stated that it had activated the UPI ATM facility at more than 6,000 ATMs nationwide. At its more than 6,000 ATMs nationwide, the Bank of Baroda has implemented UPI ATM function, allowing QR-based cash withdrawals. The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) and NCR Corporation worked together to launch UPI ATMs, making it the first public sector bank to do so, according to a statement from BoB. Customers of Bank of Baroda UPI ATMs can make cash withdrawals without needing a debit card, as well as customers of all participating…

New Delhi: Global e-commerce giant Amazon has announced plans to invest 35 billion dollars in India by 2030. This investment will be spread across its various businesses including online shopping, cloud services, logistics, and digital payments. Amazon said India is one of its most important markets due to its young population, growing internet usage, and rising demand for online services. The company plans to use this money to build better warehouses, improve delivery speed, support Indian sellers, and create more jobs. A large part of the investment will go into Amazon Web Services, which provides cloud services to startups, companies,…

New Delhi: News media startup Semafor has raised $30 million in a new funding round as it looks to expand its journalism platform and events business in its core The funding is at a time when many media companies are struggling, so this is a very notable time to raise. Semafor is known for its own style of news reporting. Instead of reporting only one side of a story, its stories often display many perspectives about a topic. This approach helps the readers to understand the global issues in a better way and it reduces the confusion that arises due…

New Delhi: The Prime Minister of the Republic of Mauritius, Dr. The Hon. Navinchandra Ramgoolam, called on the President of India, Smt Droupadi Murmu, at Rashtrapati Bhavan today (September 16, 2025). The meeting concluded Prime Minister Ramgoolam’s State Visit to India from September 9 to 16, during which he visited Mumbai, Varanasi, Ayodhya, and Tirupati. Welcoming Prime Minister Ramgoolam and his delegation to Rashtrapati Bhavan, the President said that Mauritius occupies a special place in India’s ‘Neighbourhood First’ Policy, ‘MAHASAGAR Vision’ and in our commitment to the Global South. The President was happy to note that the partnership and cooperation…

New Delhi: Imagine doing in one click what used to take a full week. That’s what AI is doing to jobs right now. Aravind Srinivas, the CEO and co-founder of Perplexity AI, has sent out a strong message, jobs like recruiting and executive assistance may soon become history. Why? Because AI tools can now do those tasks faster, better, and without taking breaks. One of the most powerful tools he talks about is their new innovation called the Comet browser. It’s not just a search tool, it’s like your personal assistant that doesn’t sleep. From finding candidates and sending emails…