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: The RBI has decided to ease its rules to allow banks to finance more mergers and acquisitions. Banks earlier had strict limits on how much money they could lend for such deals. Companies that buy or merge with others will find it easier to get loans from banks now. This is a major development in India’s corporate world. A merger or acquisition usually makes companies stronger, less competitive, and faster-expanding. These deals also create new jobs and attract foreign investment. RBI believes that if banks are allowed to lend more liberally on such business deals, it will be…

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New Delhi: Karnataka has announced a new Startup Policy, running up to 2030, and aims at the emergence of Karnataka as a global startup hub. With an outlay of ₹518 crore, the government aims to support 25,000 new startups over the next five years. While Bengaluru is already famous for its technology companies, this new plan will focus on spreading startup growth to other cities like Mysuru, Hubballi, and Mangaluru. The policy will offer young entrepreneurs funding, mentorship, and training. It will also usher in startups dealing with businesses in futuristic arenas such as clean energy, agriculture technology, and digital…

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New Delhi: The Securities and Exchange Board of India is going to make a huge change in the certification of financial professionals. This means brokers, advisors, and analysts who assist people in the stock market will henceforth be required to undergo better and more detailed training. In simple terms, SEBI wants to ensure that whoever handles people’s money in the stock market knows their job. The financial market in India has grown big and complex, especially with online trading, new investment products, and the entry of millions of young investors. So, the regulator feels that it’s time to raise the…

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New Delhi: India continues to take giant strides on its journey to become an industrial powerhouse. Adani Enterprises signed a major deal for the supply of copper from Australia to its new smelter at Kutch in Gujarat. This billion-dollar smelter will convert raw copper into finished materials that go into electric wires, vehicles, and renewable energy systems. Copper is one of the most important metals in today’s world. It is needed for electricity, construction, and electronics. The country currently imports a lot of copper from other countries, but now it wants to make more of it within. The smelter will…

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Mumbai:Voler Car Limited (NSE: VOLERCAR), one of the leading Employee Transportation Services (ETS) providers to prominent corporates and multinational organisations across India, announced its Unaudited financial results for Q2 & H1 FY26. Commenting on the performance, Mr Vikas Parasrampuria, Whole-Time Director, said: “The Company has continued to strengthen its operational footprint across key client sites and cities. During the recent months, we have added new corporate accounts and also expanded our engagement with existing blue-chip clients, which reinforces the trust and service quality Voler Car is known for. The demand environment for Employee Transportation Services (ETS) remains robust, driven by…

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New Delhi: The country’s central bank, the Reserve Bank of India, has fired a serious warning at the big technology companies leading the charge in India’s financial system, from Google Pay and Amazon Pay to PhonePe. It said big technology firms could become “too big to fail,” implying that their collapse could hurt the entire economy. Over the last few years, the digital payment market in India has exploded, with billions of transactions being handled by tech giants. The RBI has said that this massive dependence on a few companies could create systemic risks-especially if the latter face cyberattacks, data…

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New Delhi: It has been observed that the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has prohibited Jane Street, a prominent global trading firm, from operating in the Indian stock market. This strong step has been taken based on alleged market manipulation and less-than-fair trading practices. SEBI said that Jane Street had indulged in suspicious trades that disrupted the normal trend of prices for various Indian stocks and their derivatives. Investigators discovered sudden surges and steep plunges in prices that coincided with the company’s trading patterns. This led SEBI to believe that the firm might have used high-frequency algorithms to…

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New Delhi: The government of India has ordered the freezing of all assets held by the Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group following serious allegations of money laundering. This development came as part of an ongoing probe by the Enforcement Directorate currently investigating suspected financial irregularities involving several companies owned by Anil Ambani. According to officials, the money was allegedly routed through a web of shell companies and overseas accounts in the names of the group’s promoter and his associates. The money is suspected to have been used either for illegal purposes or to offset losses. ED has now frozen both…

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New Delhi: Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi inaugurated the year-long commemoration of 150 Years of the National Song “Vande Mataram” in New Delhi today. Addressing the gathering on the occasion, Shri Modi remarked that Vande Mataram is not merely a word—it is a mantra, an energy, a dream, and a solemn resolve. He highlighted that Vande Mataram embodies the devotion and spiritual dedication to Maa Bharati. The Prime Minister stated that this one word connects us to our history, fills our present with confidence, and inspires our future with the courage to believe that no resolve is beyond fulfillment, and…

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New Delhi: Mahindra’s electric three-wheeler segment is making big news again. According to the latest data, Mahindra Last Mile Mobility has taken a strong lead in the electric 3-wheeler passenger market with a huge 42.7% market share in October 2025. This shows how the company is not only growing fast but also setting a new benchmark for others in India’s EV sector. Business leader Anand Mahindra shared a post on X (formerly Twitter), praising Suman Mishra, the CEO of Mahindra Last Mile Mobility. He called her leadership “bold and intrepid” and said that even though three-wheelers don’t get as much…

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