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: Apple is gearing up for one of the most extensive software updates; it is expected to reach iPhone users next month. The update will be all about Artificial Intelligence or AI, mainly to make day-to-day tasks easier and swifter. According to many tech experts, this is a major step to be taken by Apple, especially because people have waited for the company to actually catch up with AI features offered by Google and Samsung. Users might be able to get a smarter Siri with this new update, as it will understand longer questions, follow up on conversations, and…

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New Delhi: The United Diplomatic Council (UDC) successfully concluded its 6th Global Discussion in Abu Dhabi, bringing together diplomats, policymakers, and industry leaders to advance dialogue on Energy and Climate Diplomacy. The session emphasized the rising urgency of sustainable energy transitions and the need for coordinated climate action among nations. A central highlight was the participation of Mr. Ankit Jain, recently appointed Honorary Trade Commissioner for the India EU Trade Council. Widely regarded for his work in international trade facilitation and sustainability-driven policy engagement, Mr. Jain provided an in-depth perspective on strengthening UAE–EU cooperation in the fields of renewable energy,…

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Bengaluru: Karnataka Bank is set to be on the list of managing the nation’s strategic banking assets in view of changes in the banking sector as foreign investment becomes major issues when the government is mulling to raise foreign investors’ holdings. Indian banks are guided by its regulation both for widening up its scope and strategizing measures to increase global capital. In order to implement this, it has been decided to raise foreign investors’ holdings by allowing lenders mainly at the state level. It sets the bank stock rolling. As a result, the private banks have to look up their…

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New Delhi: The nature of trade negotiations between India and the United States is in trouble because the US has demanded that India permits genetically modified (GM) products such as corn and soy. India is however insisting that it will not be swayed and that safety regulations and domestic agriculture should precede. India has stringent regulations on GM crops and it has few GM crops that are even allowed to be cultivated such as cotton. According to the officials, they cannot trade food safety and environmental issues, and the livelihoods of farmers. The US would like to have their farm…

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New Delhi: A major Crypto Exchange has frozen user funds, causing panic among investors. Users suddenly found they could not withdraw or transfer their money, leading to fear and confusion. The exchange said the freeze was due to technical issues and security checks. However, users were not convinced, as customer support gave unclear answers. Social media was filled with complaints. Many users said their life savings were stuck on the platform. Some feared the exchange might collapse like other crypto companies in the past. Experts say crypto markets are risky because they lack strong regulation. When exchanges freeze funds, users…

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New Delhi: India has come up with approximately 300 products to export to Russia. The products are engineering goods, medicines, agriculture products, and chemicals. The officials think that this will assist Indian businesses to earn additional money and to decrease the difference in trade between them and Russia. As of now, the exports of India to Russia have not been large as compared to the total imports on Russia. By targeting these 300 products the government hopes that the Indian businesses will have an opportunity to expand to a large new market. The engineers and manufacturers of India stand a…

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New Delhi: A startup in AI with the backing of one of the largest venture capital firms is currently undergoing the most severe criticism as former employees alleged it promoted a culture of cheating. The company that creates AI applications to support students and professionals is charged with promoting the practice of cheating by examining and interviews as well as the organization regulations of work. Whistleblowers argue that the initial objective of the startup was not to support learning, but to assist the users in achieving results in any possible way. Ex-employees alleged that they were invited to sell the…

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New Delhi: Indian Oil Corporation, one of India’s biggest oil companies, reported a huge jump in profit for Q2, which ended September 30, 2025. The big increase is primarily because their refining margins have improved a lot. Refining margin means the profit they make from converting crude oil into refined products such as petrol and diesel. As the prices of global crude crashed, IOC was able to purchase cheaper oil, which helped them make more money after refining it. For the quarter, IOC’s standalone net profit reached ₹7,610 crore, which is much over the same quarter last year. Their revenue…

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New Delhi: Aravind Srinivas, the chief executive at Perplexity, cautioned young technology startups that even a successful product will be mimed by a big company. He gave this piece of advice during a new entrepreneur startup event. When a new feature of AI was launched by Perplexity, as Srinivas explained, larger tech companies began to add equivalent features within a short time. This gave him a valuable lesson concerning the manner in which big companies conduct themselves in the technological sector. He wrote that those founders of startups ought to anticipate imitation and should not fear. As an alternative, they…

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New Delhi: Microsoft has announced it will spend 17.5 billion Indian rupee in India within four years making it one of the best technology announcements of the year. This is the biggest investment that Microsoft has ever had in Asia. The news was announced by the CEO of the company, Satya Nadella, who also visited India during which he met Prime Minister Narendra Modi to talk about the rapidly developing digital and AI requirements in the country. This massive investment indicates that Microsoft regards India as a very crucial location in the future of artificial intelligence, cloud technology, and digital…

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