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 sudden death of industrialist Sunjay Kapur, founder and chairman of Sona Comstar, has turned into a high-profile family battle over wealth. Sunjay passed away during a polo match in England on June 12, leaving behind an estate said to be worth nearly ₹30,000 crore. What should have been a private family matter has now become a legal storm, with claims, counterclaims, and even allegations of forgery. A that will change everything The turning point came when a will dated March 21 surfaced weeks after Sunjay’s death. The will reportedly gives his entire personal estate to his third…

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New Delhi: Intel, one of the world’s biggest chipmakers, has announced one of the largest leadership changes in its history. The most eye-catching news is the exit of Michelle Johnston Holthaus, Intel’s products chief, after working for the company for nearly 30 years. Holthaus is not just any executive. She was a stabilizing face inside Intel, even serving as interim co-CEO when the company went through a sudden leadership crisis last year. Recently, she became Intel’s Chief Executive of Products, a role that placed her at the heart of the company’s future strategy. Her departure shows how serious Intel is…

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New Delhi: Oracle Corp, the US tech giant that owns India-listed Oracle Financial Services, shocked the markets on September 10, 2025, with a massive rally in its share price. The stock spiked nearly 30% in pre-market trading and settled with a 27% jump later, its biggest single-day gain in over two decades. With this, Oracle added close to $190 billion to its market value in just one day. Why the stock shot up? The surge came after Oracle reported strong quarterly results and gave an extremely bold forecast for its cloud business. The company revealed that its new bookings jumped…

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New Delhi: India’s venture capital assets under management (AUM) have surged nearly 5x in a decade to ₹4.9 lakh crore, fuelled by a wave of small domestic funds, LPs, small homegrown funds and family offices that are reshaping the country’s startup investment landscape, according to a new report by venture platform Fibonacci X. The report, ‘VC Perspectives – India 2025’ highlights how domestic capital and first-time managers are rewriting the country’s startup funding playbook. It shows funds below ₹400 crore are driving fresh capital, while the top quartile of VCs have delivered 7x higher returns than the industry average, underscoring…

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New Delhi: GydeXP, an AI-driven experiential travel platform founded by IIT Delhi Computer Science alum Aakarshan Saxena, has raised an undisclosed amount in as part of their pre-seed round. The round saw strategic participation from SwiftSeed in partnership with Stay Circle, and the founder of the cloud optimisation startup Xammer. The round is led by Rukam Sitara for Technology Startups. GydeXP is building the guest experience layer for Hotels called Travel Studio to solve the fragmented post-booking flow in Hospitality. The eureka moment came amid the controlled chaos of MahaKumbh 2025. As GydeXP’s team manually coordinated experiences for over 1,000…

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When Vikalp India began its journey in 2010, the education system in India was still heavily tied to rote learning. Teachers taught from the blackboard, students listened, and those who didn’t understand had no choice but to memorize. This system had worked for decades, but it left little space for creativity or curiosity. Vikalp stepped in with a bold idea, what if classrooms became spaces of exploration, where children could do and not just listen? Instead of only lectures, students would engage with learning tools, perform activities, and discover concepts on their own. Teachers would no longer just instruct but…

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Nagpur: Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has once again found himself in the middle of a political storm. Known for his straight-talking style, Gadkari recently said in a public address that “one who can fool people is the best leader.” The remark, made in Nagpur, quickly caught fire, drawing sharp reactions from the opposition while also sparking public debate on what really defines leadership in Indian politics. At first, his words sounded like a blunt admission about politics, that leaders often rise not because they are truly capable, but because they are skilled at selling narratives, even if those narratives are…

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Some stories in business feel like they’re straight out of a movie. Julia Stewart’s journey is one of them. It has drama, betrayal, grit, and the ultimate comeback, making it a lesson for anyone who has ever been underestimated. Back in the early 2000s, Stewart was the president of Applebee’s, one of America’s biggest restaurant chains. She was told that if she turned the company around, the CEO’s chair would be hers. And she did exactly that, profits went up, stock prices doubled, and the brand had new energy under her leadership. By all logic, she had earned the top…

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Mumbai: Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) is making it clear that its next big play is in the consumer market. At the company’s latest annual general meeting (AGM), Isha Ambani announced that Reliance Consumer Products Limited (RCPL) is aiming to become India’s fastest-growing consumer brands company, with a target of hitting ₹1 lakh crore in revenue within five years. That’s not just an ambitious goal, it’s a statement of intent. Analysts already see this move as a potential “value creator” that could change the balance of power in India’s FMCG sector. The strategy is simple but powerful: RCPL will now function…

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Chennai is one of India’s most powerful cities when it comes to business, culture, and cinema. From IT to automobiles, and from jewelry to media, the state has produced some of the richest personalities who have made a big mark not just in India, but globally. In 2025, the list of the top billionaires and multi-millionaires from Chennai shows how diverse the industries here are. List of Top 10 Richest Personalities in Chennai are as Follows: Shiv Nadar Net Worth: $35 Billion The founder of HCL Technologies, Shiv Nadar is not only Tamil Nadu’s richest man but also one of…

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