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.

When we think of spirituality, we often imagine someone far removed from the world, living in silence, dressed in simplicity, detached from desires. But Jaya Kishori? She breaks that mould completely. She walks among us, speaks our language, laughs like a sister, and reflects the same struggles we all go through, especially the youth. This is not a story of a sudden transformation or a divine calling under a sacred tree. No. This is a story that grew slowly, like a seed watered daily with stories, love, and sanskars from home. As a child, Jaya didn’t hear fairy tales of…

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New Delhi: This announcement came during a landmark meeting at the White House with Apple CEO Tim Cook, where Apple doubled down on its “Made in America” push. The tech giant pledged a whopping $100 billion more toward U.S. manufacturing, taking its total investment promise to $600 billion. Apple’s partners, Corning, Texas Instruments, and Applied Materials, are stepping up too. Corning is even converting an entire Kentucky plant just to make Apple glass, which is expected to boost local jobs by 50%. Trump’s tariff plan seems clear: reward those bringing jobs and factories back home, and punish those who don’t.…

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Surat: Kumbhat Investment Banking concluded its flagship event, “Profit to Wealth Creation: Scaling Businesses with Private Equity & IPO”, on Saturday evening. The event brought together leading minds from India’s investment banking and private equity landscape to share actionable insights with entrepreneurs and business owners aiming to accelerate growth and explore IPO readiness. The evening opened with a networking session, offering a platform for meaningful dialogue between founders, investors, and professionals. This was followed by a curated lineup of thought-provoking sessions aimed at simplifying complex financial strategies. Dr. Faruk Patel, Founder & CMD of KP Group, delivered the keynote address,…

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New Delhi: The final of the World Championship of Legends 2025 at Edgbaston, Birmingham had everything a cricket fan could ask for, big shots, a packed crowd, and a stunning century from AB de Villiers. South Africa Champions easily defeated Pakistan Champions. But the real headline came after the match. During the live post-match presentation, anchor Karishma Kotak was interviewing Harshit Tomar, the owner of WCL. She casually asked him how he planned to celebrate the success of the tournament. What came next surprised everyone, Tomar smiled and replied, “Probably once this is over, I’m going to propose to you.”…

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New Delhi: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has confirmed that it will auction three of its bungalows in the popular hill station town of Lonavala. The houses were previously RBI staff holiday homes, but now the bank is making them available to private individuals. Set right opposite the picturesque Lonavala Lake, the three bungalows collectively occupy over 3,800 square meters of freehold property. For anyone who has ever been to Lonavala, this in itself comes across as a dream abode. RBI has set a reserve price of ₹6.55 crore for all three bungalows. If someone wants to bid, they…

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Bangalore: Oben Electric, India’s leading homegrown R&D driven electric motorcycle manufacturer, is set to launch the next-generation Rorr EZ on 5th August 2025. The enhanced model is designed to bring a bold new edge to city electric commuting, integrating advanced tech and redefined rider-centric features while staying true to the Rorr EZ’s commuter-first DNA and its core strengths of performance, reliability and practicality. Since its launch in November 2024, the Rorr EZ emerged as one of the most preferred electric motorcycles for daily commuters. Purpose-built for city commuting, it offers effortless handling, striking design, and high-performance tech that directly addresses real-world traffic stressors, eliminating the need for clutch…

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New Delhi: In a moment that has reshaped the global tech race, Microsoft has officially crossed the $4 trillion market cap, becoming only the second company ever, after Nvidia, to reach this mind-boggling milestone. But what’s truly fascinating here isn’t just the number, it’s the why behind it. And once again, AI is the hero of the story. This surge didn’t come out of nowhere. Microsoft’s latest earnings report turned out to be a blockbuster, proof that its bold investments in Artificial Intelligence and cloud computing are finally paying off. And not just paying off, they’re exploding. $101.8 Billion in…

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New Delhi: Reliance Jio has formally launched JioPC, a cloud-based virtual desktop offering that converts any normal screen into a fully-fledged computer, for a mere ₹400 a month. Only JioFiber and Jio AirFiber users will have access to the platform, which is aimed at making computing more cost-effective and accessible across Indian homes. JioPC is not a desktop computer. Rather, it streams computing resource from the cloud onto a television or monitor through the Jio Set-Top Box. The premise is straightforward: with little configuration, a screen with an HDMI input, a keyboard, and mouse, users have access to an entire…

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This white, gooey foam is the heart of one of the most expensive mattresses on the market. It is made from natural latex, harvested by hand from rubber trees in Guatemala. Unlike memory foam, natural latex is hypoallergenic, biodegradable, and more durable. But these premium features come with a higher cost, a king-size mattress made with natural latex can cost around $2,600, while a memory foam version of the same size costs less than half that. So how does tree sap become a bed? And what makes these mattresses so expensive? In Suchitepéquez, Guatemala, the day begins as early as…

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New Delhi: Dolly Chaiwala, the tea-seller from Nagpur who went viral after serving chai to Bill Gates, is now turning his street fame into a serious business. Known for his flashy outfits, dramatic tea-pouring style, and fun personality, Dolly is now opening franchises across India. Yes, you read that right, Dolly Ki Tapri is going national. Sunil Patel, better known as Dolly Chaiwala, made the big announcement on his Instagram page “Dolly Ki Tapri Nagpur.” He called his brand “India’s first viral street brand” and invited chai lovers and dreamers to become a part of it. Here’s what…

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