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 Adani Green Energy Gallery at the Science Museum in London has received more than a million visitors already since it was launched in late March 2024. The free exhibition, which is named Energy Revolution, can be described as the way energy is created and utilized as well as the reasons why clean energy is necessary in the future. The gallery combines ancient and contemporary items with computer screens and models. It consists of three broad sections which demonstrate the history, current and future of energy. One of them, Future Planet, allows individuals to experience an interactive game…

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New Delhi: The recent case in Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has brought out a great deal of debate on work culture and employee rights. The scandal arose after a TCS employee posted on the Reddit board about the r/IndianWorkplace that the company refused to grant leaves during the Diwali week. The post has termed the move as a new low in the management of the workplace and criticized the company on how it treats its employees during major cultural events. As the post goes, one of the managers was communicating to the team through group chat that no additional leave…

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Mumbai: A key figure in Mahabharat, the pioneer actor of the widely-known TV series, Pankaj Dheer, died of cancer after a long struggle with the disease. People are not only recollecting him as a great actor, but as a kind and gentle person in real life. When he took his last rites in Santacruz, the film world was present with the many famous stars of the film industry paying him respect. A single emotional scene that was apparent to everyone was the one where Salman Khan embraced the son of Pankaj, the Nikitin Dheer. This testified to the way the…

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New Delhi: IndusInd Bank is going through a rough patch after it revealed that ₹674 crore in its microfinance business was not properly accounted for. This shocking news came out after a whistle-blower raised concerns, causing the bank’s stock to fall by 2% on May 16. What went wrong? The problem came from incorrect numbers listed under “Other Assets” on the bank’s balance sheet. Although the bank’s internal audit team noticed this issue on May 8, they didn’t tell the public right away, raising questions about how honest and timely their financial reporting really is. Financial expert Abizer Diwanji says…

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New Delhi: Microsoft has released its own AI image generator known as the MAI-Image-1 which is a homegrown model that aims at producing images that appear very real. This system attempts to replicate natural light, landscape and realistic details instead of creating stylised or cartoon-like images so that the end product has a sense of a genuine photograph. The firm constructed MAI-Image-1 internally as it continued to expand its efforts to develop more of its AI solutions. It is reported that MAI-Image-1 already demonstrates solid results on both lists and benchmarks used to compare image models in the public. In…

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New Delhi: Nissan Motor, the well-known Japanese car company, is planning to cut around 20,000 jobs across the world, as reported by several news sources. This is a much bigger number than the 9,000 job cuts they had announced back in November 2024. The reason behind this major step is that the company is going through tough times with low sales and huge financial problems. What Went Wrong? Nissan’s financial issues started becoming very serious last year. In the first half of the year, their net income dropped by 94%, mostly because their cars weren’t selling well in countries like…

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New Delhi: Zoho Corporation, India’s known software company, recently hit the brakes on its plan to enter the chipmaking business. The company was planning to spend around $700 million to set up a semiconductor factory, but after trying for over a year, they’ve now paused the project. The main reason? They couldn’t find a good technology partner to help them with the complex process of making chips. What was Zoho planning? Zoho, known for making affordable software and for running its offices from small towns instead of big cities, had some big ideas. They wanted to set up a $400…

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New Delhi: India’s IT sector is going through a tough time, and even the biggest companies aren’t safe anymore. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), one of the top IT firms in India and globally, recently announced that it will cut around 12,000 jobs, that’s about 2% of its workforce. This news has left many IT professionals shocked and worried. But this isn’t just about one company. It’s a sign of a much bigger shift happening in the tech world. Why is TCS laying off so many people? TCS says the layoffs are not just because of Artificial Intelligence (AI), even though…

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New Delhi: China has accused the United States of showing double standards after the US said it might put an extra 100% tax (tariff) on Chinese goods. A Chinese government spokesperson said that America keeps blaming China for trade problems but is itself taking actions that hurt China’s business and according to China, this is unfair and hypocritical. The argument initially started after the scenario when China decided to limit the export of some of its rare earth minerals, which were important materials and used for making electronics and electric cars, China also said it had every right to do…

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New Delhi: With organisations constantly facing security risks and malware attacks, a survey conducted by learning platform Nuvepro reveals that hands-on learning with cybersecurity tools for employees is critical for mastering security practices and tool efficacy. 96% of the respondents also said that information gathering is important in an organisation as it helps uncover vulnerabilities and assess risks. The survey was conducted by Nuvepro during a workshop had participants from various enterprises and 72% of them had been working on cyber security projects. Passive forms of information gathering that are popularly used by the respondents working in the cyber security…

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