Author: Ansh Singh

New Delhi: The Adani Group has recently cut its partnerships with some Turkish and Chinese companies working in India’s airport sector. The main reason behind this move is national security and rising tensions between countries. These actions happened after Turkey supported Pakistan following a military clash with India. This step also shows India’s increasing worry about foreign companies that may have links to countries it doesn’t fully trust. Turkish partnership ends Adani Airport Holdings suddenly ended its deal with a Turkish company named Celebi Airport Services, this company was handling about 70% of operations at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International…

New Delhi: The brand new OnePlus 13s is already making waves before its official release in India, promising to be one of the most speculated mid-premium smartphones of 2025. With a daring design revamp, better internals, and intelligent new features, OnePlus looks ready to take on the competition toe-to-toe. Wearing a flat 6.32-inch OLED screen, the OnePlus 13s boasts incredibly thin bezels and a minimalist punch-hole camera at the top, and hence the viewing experience is neat and immersive. The back design opts for a sophisticated treatment with a square dual-camera module that is almost flush with the rear panel,…

New Delhi: On May 9, 2025, Reliance Industries, led by Mukesh Ambani, signed a deal that quietly echoed across global markets, a $2.9 billion offshore loan. It’s the largest of its kind by any Indian company in over a year. And if you look closely, it’s more than just a financial move. It’s a signal. The deal is split into two currencies: $2.4 billion in US dollars and ¥67.7 billion in Japanese yen, roughly $462 million. What makes it even more compelling is the size of the syndicate. 55 banks. One loan. One borrower. That kind of trust doesn’t happen…

New Delhi: After nearly two decades of holding a quiet stake in Asian Paints, Reliance Industries is now ready to walk away. Not because it failed. But because it did exactly what it was meant to do. A ₹500 crore investment made in 2008 financial crisis has now turned into a staggering ₹11,141 crore. That’s not a short-term spike. That’s what long-term conviction looks like, almost 24 times the return. And yet, here we are. Watching a graceful exit. The sale, expected to go through block deals managed by Bank of America, has attracted buyers, though many are negotiating for…

New Delhi: Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), run by Mukesh Ambani, is planning to sell its full 4.9% stake in Asian Paints. This investment was made 17 years ago during the 2008 global financial crisis. At that time, Reliance had invested ₹500 crore, and now it may get around ₹11,141 crore ($1.31 billion) from the sale, almost 24 times more than what it had put in! The sale will be done through block deals, managed by Bank of America. But buyers are asking for a 6-7% discount on the current share price. This is one of the most successful investments made…

New Delhi: A controversy recently happened involving a U.S.-based satellite image company called Maxar Technologies and a Pakistani firm named Business Systems International (BSI). This came to light after some unusual image requests were made for Pahalgam, a well-known place in Jammu and Kashmir. These requests started increasing in early 2025, just weeks before a terrible terrorist attack took place there on April 22, which killed 26 innocent people. Between February and March 2025, Maxar received more than a dozen requests for high-resolution satellite photos of the Pahalgam area. The requests were very specific, asking for detailed images of certain…

New Delhi: Recently, an Indian investment banker named Sarthak Ahuja posted something on LinkedIn that received quite a lot of attention, according to him, during his visits to other countries, particularly the US, UK, Canada, and Europe, he observed one thing, there are some Pakistanis abroad who act like Indians. What Happened in New York? Sarthak shared one example from a hotel in New York. While checking in, he spoke to the receptionist, who looked South Asian. When Sarthak asked where he was from, the man hesitated a bit and finally said, “Gujarat.” But Sarthak felt something was off. He…

New Delhi: The government of India abruptly revoked the service of R P Gupta, the then Chairman and Managing Director (CMD) of the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI). This move was made one month ahead of his tenure expiration in June 2025. The order came on May 10, 2025, from the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet, but no reason was cited as to why he was terminated so prematurely. Who is R P Gupta? R P Gupta is a former IAS officer from Gujarat cadre 1987. He had prior work experience in numerous significant government departments such as the…

New Delhi: Samsung has cancelled its big global launch event for the Galaxy S25 Edge, which was going to happen on May 13 in New Delhi. As per a report, the company made this decision because of rising tensions between India and Pakistan. Due to security concerns, Samsung didn’t want to take any risks. They had already sent out invitations to media and tech people, but now everything is on hold. Samsung hasn’t officially said anything yet about what will happen next. Sources say the company is waiting for instructions from their global team, and they might either postpone the…

New Delhi: Even though there are rising tensions between India and Pakistan, the Indian government and big public companies have clearly said that everything is under control. There have been some news reports about people rushing to petrol pumps and long lines, especially in states near the border. But officials have said there’s no need to panic, we have enough food, fuel, and fertilizers and are all available in good amounts. Government officers, after talking with different states, confirmed that India has more than enough food grains, Pakistan fuel, and fertilisers. The supply system is working properly through trains, trucks,…