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: Tesla is once again in the middle of a huge controversy after its new Autopilot update triggered complaints from drivers across the world. Many Tesla owners say their cars suddenly apply brakes even when there is no reason. This dangerous issue is called phantom braking, and it has raised serious questions about safety. According to drivers, the problem usually happens on highways when the car mistakes shadows, signboards, or even empty roads as obstacles. Suddenly braking at high speed can lead to major accidents, especially when other vehicles are close behind. Several drivers have posted videos and warnings…

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New Delhi: According to initial business reports, Indian companies have indicated that there is some recovery in demand in case of the December quarter. Although its growth is not so high, the companies in many industries report that the demand is further improving than it was in the last quarter. Companies that deal with consumer goods registered improved sales in the festive season, particularly those in cities. There was still a high demand on items such as food, household goods and personal care. Nevertheless, the rural demand remains slow to revive as a result of poor income growth. Government spending…

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New Delhi: The prices of silver in India have gone very high as it rose by almost fifteen thousand rupees in a short period. This has been a shock to investors, jewellers, and ordinary buyers. The world demand, supply problems and increased interest in precious metals are the factors that are being associated with the price surge. Silver is also very popular in the jewellery as well as in industries like electronics, solar panels and electric cars. With the rise in the demand of clean energy and electronic products, there has been an increase in the demand of silver. This…

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New Delhi: India’s semiconductor industry is going through a big shift as the government moves ahead with its plan to make advanced 5-7 nanometre chips. This is part of a larger mission to strengthen India’s position in global technology manufacturing and reduce dependence on imports. Government Push and Vision The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has made it clear that India doesn’t just want to stay at the 28-nanometre stage. The new target is to set up facilities that can produce advanced 5-7nm chips in the coming years. According to officials, this is not just about business, it’s…

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New Delhi: Google for Startups India, together with Scaler, has launched a new two-week online programme called “Startup School: Prompt to Prototype.” Running from November 27 to December 7, 2025, this program is specifically designed for early-stage startup founders interested in creating real AI products. It’s not just for very technical people; even founders who do not code deeply can take part. In this course, participants will leverage Google’s AI tooling-including Gemini, Imagen, Veo, Nano Banana, NotebookLM, and the “AI Studio” environment-to build working AI prototypes. Sessions will include live online workshops, guided sessions, and mentorship with experts so founders…

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Andhra Pradesh has inked a very big deal: the state government signed an MoU worth ₹1.10 lakh crore with Evren and Axis Energy. These firms will invest in green energy projects within AP. In all, 6,500 MW of wind power will be developed, 6,500 MW of solar power, storage systems able to store 6,500 MWh, and a green hydrogen facility that can produce 0.25 million tonnes per year, plus its derivatives. It was inked ahead of a major summit, the CII Partnership Summit in Visakhapatnam, to show that AP is earnestly keen to emerge as a hub of clean energy.…

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New Delhi: Big tech firms find themselves in a difficult situation following the announcement of huge layoffs that came as a shock to the employees in different parts of the globe. There were thousands of employees who lost their jobs in several days, and thousands of families were concerned about their future. Those layoffs have caused concerns regarding leadership decisions and the planning of the company. Tech CEOs have indicated that the reason why job cuts are necessary is due to the slow growth, high expenses, and the evolving market conditions. Nevertheless, workers believe that the responsibility of errors is…

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New Delhi: There was a significant technical malfunction at Amazon Web Services also referred to as AWS that led to a large scale internet outage in 2025. Numerous popular websites, applications, and online services went down several hours. The event impacted the user base in various nations and disrupted the tech sector. AWS is a cloud service provider that is among the largest companies in the world. It is used by thousands of companies to archive their data and operate their websites. The online shopping, payment applications, and even the office tools ceased to work when AWS servers failed. People…

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New Delhi: It is one of the hardest business times Australia has experienced in recent years as a number of large businesses have gone under due to excessive debt. Several Australian companies that were very popular in 2025 announced that they were indebted to banks, suppliers, and investors to the tune of billions of dollars. This abrupt failure disheartened the financial markets and the concerned investors around the globe. Scholars indicate that the interest rate was very high, the demand in the world market was low, and it was accompanied by increased costs, which significantly contributed to this collapse. Over…

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New Delhi: A number of startup founders in India are under fire of the Enforcement Directorate, following the revelation of money laundering. The ED is exploring if other startups had been misusing foreign resources and transferring money using black channels. This has prompted concern to the startup world and cast real doubts on the manner in which funds are being managed. Reportedly, the ED is reviewing bank accounts, company accounts and financial transactions of some founders. The primary focus is made on startups which were heavily invested in, but they were unable to demonstrate the appropriate growth of a business.…

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