Author: Ansh Singh

New Delhi: Significant concerns about the implications of shorter compliance DPDP timelines by the government are experienced by Indian startups. This legislation is concerned with the privacy and data of the user. Although the purpose is good, startups are afraid that they will not have time to prepare. Small companies usually do not have legal and technical teams. Adherence may be expensive and time consuming. Phased implementation is requested by the founders. The government claims that data protection is significant to trust and safety. Professionals recommend start up support programs so that they can comply easily.

New Delhi: The founder of Zomato Deepinder Goyal is allegedly thinking about a new venture named Temple that might be in the field of wearables and brain technology. The concept is reported to be based on brain health, concentration and mental wellness with smart devices. The wearable technology is expanding at a rapid pace across the globe. Sleep, stress, and brain activity devices are growing in popularity. By getting Goyal into this space, there might be the added attention and investment. Analysts indicate that entrepreneurs tend to launch a new business when they have succeeded in one. Nonetheless, neurotech is…

New Delhi: Months of intense selling have made foreign investors become discriminating buyers in the Indian stock markets. Rather than selling all-board, they are selecting their areas and companies that have good fundamentals. These areas include banking, energy and infrastructure and have received foreign attention. Investors are concentrating on firms that have sustainable income and can grow in the long term. Analysts suggest that foreign investors are following the world trends keenly. Although they remain cautious, they remain interested in India strong growth story. This discriminatory purchasing demonstrates a change of strategy. Foreign investors are also not leaving all at…

New Delhi: The 2025 was a difficult year in the startup world of India with over 700 startups closing their doors. These are a number of tech and consumer brands that were attractive to large investors. Reports indicate that the driving factors that contributed to such closures were shortage of funding, increased costs and intense competition. Analysts believe that the easy money is at an end. In the past, startups were able to finance themselves fast despite making no profits. However, today investors are posing hard questions. They desire transparent business models, gain and long term strategies. A lot of…

New Delhi: In inquiry into the possibility of manipulation of algorithms, the Enforcement Directorate has raided office of gaming startups Gameskraft and WinZO. The investigation is centered on the unfair systems of online games and the misappropriation of digital wallets by the companies. Authorities are reviewing the way in which games are bringing winners and whether the users were fairly treated. The search also examines funds transfer and potential connection to crypto wallets. This has brought about the issue of trust in online gaming platform with serious questions. The Indian gaming industry has been very fast, particularly among the young…

New Delhi: Meta, parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, has reported to have acquired an artificial intelligence start up (Manus) at a price worth over 2 billion dollars. This action indicates how committed Meta is to improving its presence in the rapidly expanding AI market. AI is taking over as an aspect of everyday life, whether it be social media feed, or smart assistants, and the major tech firms are competing to be at the forefront. Manus is a person who is famous in his creation of high-tech AI systems capable of comprehending language, images and complex data. The…

Bangalore: International Movie Giants Saint Corp has officially announced their entry into the Indian film industry with the remake of their own acclaimed Canadian film, “Coco Farm.” The project aims to adapt the narrative for Indian audiences, promising to blend local culture with the original’s storyline. The film is set to go on the floor in the last week of March, with casting currently underway for the lead actor and child artists. Excitingly, Saint Corp has introduced Ms. Sonam Ratawa, a professional air hostess, as the lead actress. This marks her debut in the film industry, and expectations are high…

New Delhi: The tension started as a few sharp words. A disagreement over interest rates. But now, it’s snowballed into one of the most intense political and economic face-offs in recent US history: Donald Trump vs Jerome Powell. And if you think it’s just about money or numbers, think again, this is about control, ego, and the future of how America’s economy is run. Trump has always been vocal, especially when it comes to people who don’t follow his playbook. Jerome Powell, the current chair of the US Federal Reserve, was Trump’s own pick. But lately, Trump has been calling…

New Delhi: PayPal has taken a big and bold step by bringing its Instant Checkout feature directly into ChatGPT. This move is being seen as the beginning of a new trend called Chat Commerce, where people can shop, pay, and order things without opening any website or app. Instead, they can simply talk to an AI chatbot and finish their entire shopping process inside a chat window. With this update, users can now search for products, compare prices, get suggestions from ChatGPT, and then directly pay using PayPals Instant Checkout. For many people, this makes online shopping faster and easier…

New Delhi: Many might not know this, but Google played a big part in creating the first versions of popular Android apps like Twitter. Sara Beykpour, who used to work at Twitter and now co-founded Particle, a news startup, spilled the beans on a podcast with Michael Mignano. She said Google made a demo version of the Twitter app for Android and gave it to Twitter to help promote Android. After that, Twitter took over making the app. Beykpour was one of the early folks working on it. Even though Google wrote about this in a blog back in 2010,…