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: In the world of body art, a surprise trend has taken off, people are getting AI-generated tattoos. The tattoos are designed by an artificial intelligence program that can draw thousands of styles in seconds. While many customers are excited about the unique, fresh design they get, professional tattoo artists raise serious concerns about creativity, jobs, and artistic value. AI tattoo generators let anyone type in a few words, say “dragon,” “lotus,” or AI “space girl,” and get back dozens of tattoo ideas in an instant. Some love that this feature allows them to play with weird combinations to…

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New Delhi: The stock of Reliance industries remained inactive this week since investors were observing news that its consumer division could acquire majority shares in Udhaiyamas Agro foods. Even though there were talks about this big deal, big changes were not observed in the stock price. Analysts believe the stability is an indication that investors have confidence in the overall business strength of Reliance. The acquisition of a local food brand is only one of the components of the growth strategy that the company has in consumer products. Dependency has been growing in consumer goods other than oil and gas…

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New Delhi: The small and medium-scale businesses across India are very significant in the economy. They provide millions of jobs, support families, and drive innovation. But even though these businesses are considered the backbone of the economy, many still struggle to get financial support from banks. The main reason is that banks often perceive small businesses as risky. Many of them lack strong financial records or property to give as security for loans. Consequently, owners of small businesses go through many rejections or are forced to pay the highest interest rates possible. This makes it hard for them to grow…

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Mumbai: Unisem Agritech Limited, engaged in the sector of developing, processing, and selling a diverse range of hybrid seeds for vegetables, flowers, and field crops, proposes to open its Initial Public Offering on Wednesday, 10 December 2025 and aims to raise ₹21.45Crores, with shares to be listed on the BSE SME platform. The issue size is 33,00,000 equity shares, each with a face value of ₹5, with a price band of ₹63 – ₹65 per share. Equity Share Allocation: QIB Anchor Portion – Not more than 9,36,000 Equity Shares Remaining Qualified Institutional Buyer – Not more than 6,24,000 Equity Shares…

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Mumbai: Pajson Agro India Limited processes raw cashew nuts into kernels under its ‘Royal Mewa’ brand, proposes to open its Initial Public Offering on Thursday, December 11, 2025 aiming to raise ₹ 74.45 Crore(At Upper Price Band), with shares to be listed on the BSE SME platform. The issue size is 63,09,600 equity shares at a face value of ₹10 each with a price band of ₹ 112 – ₹ 118 Per Share. Equity Share Allocation • Anchor Portion – Up To 17,72,400 Equity Shares • Qualified Institutional Buyer – Up To 11,82,000 Equity Shares • Non-Institutional Investors – Not less than 9,00,000Equity Shares • Retail Individual Investors – Not less than 20,97,600Equity Shares • Market Maker – Up To 3,57,600 Equity Shares The net proceeds from the IPO will be utilised for…

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New Delhi: In the year 2025, Foreign investors sold Indian shares worth around Rs 152 crore every trading hour, according to market data. This shocking number shows how fast and continuously money has moved out of Indian stock markets. Foreign investors, also known as Foreign Institutional Investors or FIIs, are big global funds that invest in countries like India to earn profits. Experts say this selling pressure happened due to many global reasons. High interest rates in the United States, fears of a global slowdown, and tensions between major countries made investors nervous. When global markets look risky, foreign investors…

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New Delhi: Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, is under fire following the leaked information about his mega-yacht that is estimated to cost approximately 300 million dollars. The Internet community is enraged by the fact that the yacht uses a lot of fuel and has a potential to impact the environment negatively. It is a sign of wealth as the yacht is very huge and possesses luxurious specifications. There was a lot of inquiries as to why a person who preaches on climate action would have such a fuel guzzler. It is a two-sided street according to critics as billionaires…

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New Delhi: We all know Costco as a warehouse store in the US where people buy groceries and daily items in bulk. But now, it’s becoming famous for something else, gold bars. Yes, you heard that right. People are actually buying gold bars from Costco, and some are even making profits by selling them later. This trend went viral after a finance content creator named Humphrey Yang shared his story on TikTok. In April 2024, he bought a PAMP Suisse gold bar from Costco for $2,359. He recorded everything and posted it online, and his video got over 6.5 million…

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New Delhi: India’s largest airline IndiGo has estimated that it may have to pay more than 55 million dollars to customers after a large number of flight cancellations. These cancellations happened due to bad weather, operational problems, and technical issues at different airports across the country. Many passengers faced long delays, missed connections, and sudden flight cancellations. People complained on social media about poor communication and lack of proper support. As per aviation rules, airlines must provide refunds, alternate flights, or compensation in such cases. IndiGo said that customer safety is its top priority, but unexpected situations forced the airline…

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New Delhi: Uttar Pradesh, which is the most populated state of India, is slowly transforming itself into a huge startup hub. During several years, such cities as Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi dominated the startup sphere. However, in the present times, cities such as Noida, Lucknow, Kanpur and Gorakhpur are expanding at a very high rate and they are becoming the destination of youthful entrepreneurs. Government support is one of the largest causes of this increase. UP has made numerous startup-friendly policies such as financial assistance, incubation centres, and mentorship programs. These processes provide the new founders ease in testing, launching…

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