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.

You’ve probably seen his name on Indian tech Twitter (now X): Soham Parekh, a young engineer who called himself “everyone’s favourite founding engineer.” Cool title, right? But that’s not why people started talking about him. 140 hours a week? really? Soham claimed he was working 140 hours every week, across 3 or 4 startups at the same time. That means almost 20 hours a day, every day, no break, no weekends, just work, work, and more work. The internet went crazy. The meme madness begins As soon as people saw this number, memes and jokes started flying: Someone made an…

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New Delhi: Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), one of India’s biggest and oldest IT companies, is getting a lot of heat from its employees. The main reason? Salary cuts, unfair bonuses, and outdated allowances. If you talk to some people working there, you’ll hear words like “unfair,” “demotivating,” and “stressful.” Let’s break down what’s actually happening. Bonuses that don’t feel like a bonus anymore Employees say that the Quarterly Performance Bonus (QPB) is not being given properly. In the last two years, many mid-level workers have received only 40% to 75% of what they were promised. The twist? TCS gives bonuses…

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Bengaluru: Music Legend A. R. Rahman visits Sathya Sai Grama and explores the various humanitarian initiatives of One World One Family Mission, spearheaded by Sri Madhusudan Sai, global humanitarian and spiritual leader. Established in 2014 under the guidance of Sri Madhusudan Sai, the Sai Symphony Orchestra, India’s largest, home-grown orchestra comprising 170+ students from rural and underserved backgrounds, delivered a captivating and flawless performance that was a testament to musical excellence. Some of the soul-stirring tracks performed include Beethoven’s 5th Symphony, the Pirates of Caribbean, Mission Impossible and several other musical masterpieces. Trained under Mr Dimitris Lambrianos, an accomplished Greek-American multi-instrumentalist,…

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That’s exactly what happened with Italian luxury brand Prada, which recently found itself in a bit of hot water after revealing its Spring-Summer 2026 Men’s collection. Among the many fancy outfits and sleek accessories, one particular item stood out, a pair of leather sandals that looked way too similar to India’s beloved Kolhapuri chappals. Now here’s the twist, Prada’s official show notes just called them “leather sandals.” No mention of India. No nod to Kolhapur. No credit to the artisans. That silence? It didn’t sit well with many people. Why this hit a nerve For a lot of Indians, especially…

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New Delhi: The Andhra Pradesh government has done something that’s making a lot of people talk. They gave land to big IT companies like Cognizant and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), and not for crores of rupees, but for just 99 paise, yes, you read that right. This is part of a smart plan to turn Visakhapatnam (also known as Vizag) into the next big IT hub of India. Cognizant, one of the world’s top IT companies, is setting up a new campus in Visakhapatnam. In return, they promised to invest ₹1,582 crore over the next 8 years. Their campus will…

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New Delhi: The Ahmedabad Air India crash has left individuals in India and around the globe stunned. Such a sad incident not only shatters dreams but questions large issues of airline safety, maintenance, and whether companies take their responsibilities seriously. What transpired in Ahmedabad? On June 12, 2025, Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner flight AI171 took off from Ahmedabad to London Gatwick. But soon after the take-off from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, the plane crashed into a medical college hostel in Ahmedabad’s Meghani. The flight carried 242 individuals, and unfortunately, nearly all the passengers lost their lives. One British…

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Five years ago, if you do remember, two Boeing aircraft collided and this resulted in one of the greatest controversies of the decade. The Indonesian passenger airplane crashed in the sea a few minutes after takeoff, and another five months after this, an Ethiopian Airlines flight crashed as well. The same model Boeing 737 Max was involved in these crashes that killed 346 people and it was caused by flaws in the design of the plane. Although these crashes were perceived to be enormous tragedies, what people do not know is that Boeing planes have been experiencing more severe problems.…

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New Delhi: Apple is getting ready to reveal one of its biggest software changes in years at the WWDC 2025 event, which will be held on June 9 at 10:30 PM IST. The biggest highlight? A fresh and shiny design called Liquid Glass, which will bring a new look to iOS 26, macOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and even tvOS. This change is being called Apple’s most major UI makeover since 2013’s iOS 7, which had moved away from the old-school realistic icons to a flatter look. Now, Apple is going for something more glossy, see-through, and modern. What is Liquid Glass?…

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New Delhi: A former Indian startup founder recently opened up on Reddit about a side of entrepreneurship we rarely hear about, what happens after the startup ends. He ran a healthy food and beverage startup with two of his friends. They built it from scratch, without any outside funding. That means they handled everything themselves, from marketing and customer support to finance, content, and compliance. They learned on the go and tried to make the most of their limited resources. But as time passed, things didn’t work out the way they had hoped. Without investor money, the startup couldn’t grow.…

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New Delhi: A unique story from Mumbai is making waves online. It’s about a smart autorickshaw driver who doesn’t even drive his rickshaw anymore, yet earns between ₹5 to ₹8 lakh every month. No MBA. No startup. Just street smarts and a bit of desi jugaad. Real Problem, Smart Solution Every day, hundreds of people visit the US Consulate in Mumbai for visa interviews. But there’s one common issue: bags and backpacks are not allowed inside. And guess what? There’s no locker facility provided by the consulate either. So, visitors are often left confused about where to keep their belongings.…

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