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: Ravelcare also received a large reception in the stock market when it IPO listed and increased by 55 percent on its first day. This impressive opening made many analysts surprised and led to the coverage of the business model and development strategy of the company. Those investors who had bought shares through the IPO were glad to make instant profits. Ravelcare is in the healthcare and wellness field, which is one of the industries that have been rapidly growing in India. The products and services offered by the company concern health monitoring, personal care, and medical support. As…

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New Delhi: The manufacturing sector in India has reached its slowest growth level in the last nine months, according to a survey of purchasing managers, and many see the main reason as new US tariff rules complicating exports. Factories across the country reported fewer orders, slower production, and rising worries about global demand. Industry data point to the slowdown having started when the US announced higher import taxes on several Asian products, including some Indian ones. The move has kept Indian exporters on edge since the US accounts for one of India’s largest markets for textiles, engineering parts, chemicals, and…

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New Delhi: The recent wave of American tariff has caused an enormous blow to the Indian export business and brought about a severe stagnation in industries such as the textile industry, engineering products, chemicals, electronic products, and auto parts. Most exporters are increasingly recording less orders, delayed payments and weaker demand among the American buyers. India has one of the biggest export markets in the US. Any American change would have a direct impact on the Indian industries particularly the small and medium-sized businesses. The new tariffs have made the Indian goods expensive in the US market this time and…

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New Delhi: The world is increasingly competing to create strong AI data centres, and India is currently becoming among the main arenas of the key technology corporations. Hyperscalers such as Amazon Web Services, Google cloud and Microsoft Azure, among various international investors are expanding their investment in establishing large scale data centres in the country twofold. The primary cause of this mad dash is the enormous expansion of AI-based products, such as generative AI, robotics, autonomous systems, and real-time analytics. These technologies require very intense data centres capable of processing massive data and speedy processing. India is one of the…

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1. Ruchika Rajbans, Founder – vitagoli Entrepreneurship came with hurdles, doubt, slow progress, and breaking stigmas around women’s wellness. But every struggle taught me clarity, patience, and purpose. vitagoli was built on a simple belief: nourish from within, naturally. Meaningful solutions take time, but they last. When you build with intention and integrity, you don’t just grow a brand, you empower women to feel seen and supported. 2. Vasudha Madhavan, Founder & CEO – Ostara Advisors Women’s Entrepreneurship Day is a reminder of the strength and clarity that women bring into building purposeful businesses. We are proud to work…

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New Delhi: A leading Indian tech startup, valued at over a billion dollars, has found itself embroiled in one of the biggest controversies after allegations surfaced that it had inflated its user numbers. The company, known for its fast growth and strong investor support, now faces serious questions over how many real users actually exist on its platform. It started when an external audit team began examining the company’s dashboard, where unusual patterns popped out. Some user accounts seemed to be inactive for several years, while others bore repetitive names and similar email formats, and they were using it in…

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New Delhi: Consumers across India have been feeling for many months now that their regular products, though being sold by the same brands, are shrinking. From biscuits to soaps, chips to detergents, the list of items that people buy almost every other day seems a lot lighter in weight. Now, new reports confirm that major FMCG companies have been quietly using “shrinkflation,” a method where product quantity is reduced but price remains unchanged. While shrinkflation is not illegal, it nonetheless creates a feeling of unfairness among many consumers. According to people, companies should overtly tell buyers instead of concealing the…

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New Delhi: The global tech industry is going through one of its biggest job crises, as layoffs crossed one lakh employees this year. Many well-known companies are removing thousands of workers as they shift their focus towards artificial intelligence and automation. Tech giants say the world is entering a new digital phase where AI-powered tools can do jobs faster and cheaper, prompting companies to cut jobs in traditional departments like marketing, customer support, testing, design, and even engineering in favor of hiring specialists with knowledge in AI, machine learning, data engineering, and cloud systems. The job cuts started slowly last…

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New Delhi: India’s startup ecosystem saw a huge burst of energy in the last week of November, as companies together raised around 1.7 billion dollars, making it one of the strongest funding weeks of the year. This sudden rise in big funding rounds has brought fresh hope at a time when many startups were facing slow growth and tight investor money. According to industry trackers, the funding wave was led by late-stage deals in sectors like fintech, ecommerce, SaaS, EV manufacturing, and deeptech. Investors, who were earlier taking a cautious approach, finally started opening their wallets after seeing improving economic…

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New Delhi: Microsoft has announced the laying off of 9100 jobs in a key restructuring process to make the company more AI-centered. The announcement has come at a time when practically all tech giants are trying to shift their strength towards AI innovation. It said that in the future, technology will be strongly driven by tools that think, learn, and support users automatically. That means older roles in software support, project management, documentation, and user experience are replaced by AI-empowered systems. Microsoft invests heavily in cloud infrastructure, AI research labs, and new product lines related to automation. Teams that no…

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