Author: Ansh Singh

New Delhi: Today, the Indian stock market fell sharply. The Sensex lost more than 800 points, and the Nifty slipped below 24,700. This sudden drop has shocked many investors and wiped out the profits made in the last few days. Here’s why the market crashed today. The biggest reason was a credit rating downgrade in the United States. Moody’s, a global rating agency, lowered the US government’s rating from AAA to Aa1. This happened because of rising debt in the US. After this downgrade, investors started putting their money in safer places like US bonds. This caused them to pull…

New Delhi: Vivo is all set to launch its brand-new S30 series in China on May 29 at 7 PM (local time). The series includes two smartphones, the Vivo S30 and Vivo S30 Pro Mini. Both phones are already open for pre-booking online. But that’s not all! Vivo will also launch a new tablet (Vivo Pad 5), TWS Air 3 earphones, and two power banks at the same event. Eye-Catching Colours and Sleek Design The Vivo S30 comes in some really cool colour options, Coco Black, Lemon Yellow, Mint Green, and Peach Powder. If you’re someone who likes trendy shades,…

Apple is getting ready to launch its new iPhone 17 series, and people are already talking about the iPhone 17 Air. This phone is making news because it’s going to be the slimmest iPhone ever made, even slimmer than the old iPhone 6. Since it’s so slim, it will also be very light, which means it’ll be easy to hold and carry around. That’s great for people who like slim and simple phones. But there’s a small problem with this thin design. Because the phone is so slim, there might not be enough space for a big battery. Some leaks…

New Delhi: Byju’s, once the most popular name in India’s edtech world, is now in serious trouble, from money issues and court cases to negative headlines, the company has seen a big fall in the last year. But now, the founders, Byju Raveendran and Divya Gokulnath, have finally shared their side of the story, Divya, who is also one of the co-founders, said that she and her family are being personally attacked, and it’s not fair. She said many people think the founders are super-rich and have hidden money, but that’s not true at all… “If we had so many…

New Delhi: On 19th May 2025, the Supreme Court of India rejected the petitions filed by Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel. Both companies had asked for help regarding their AGR dues (Adjusted Gross Revenue). But the court was not happy and called the petitions “shocking” and “misconceived”. Vodafone Idea had requested relief for around ₹30,000 crore, which included fines and interest on those fines. Airtel also filed a fresh plea saying that all telecom companies should be treated equally. What Happened? After the court’s decision, the stock market responded negatively. Vodafone Idea’s shares dropped by 11%, and by midday, the…

Mumbai: Sumit Woods Limited. (NSE – SUMIT), a well-established real estate company with over 39 years of experience in Mumbai, has been appointed as the developer for the redevelopment of Station Plaza Premises Co-operative Society Ltd. located at KanjurVillage, Bhandup Station Road, Bhandup (West), Mumbai – 400078. This strategic redevelopment project spans approximately 6.50 lakh sq. ft. of total area and is projected to deliver a saleable carpet area of 2.00lakh sq. ft., translating to an estimated Gross Development Value (GDV) of ₹700 Cr. Established in 1986 by visionaries Mr. Subodh Nemlekar and Mr. Mitaram Jangid, Sumit Woods has emerged as a hallmark of excellence in the Mumbai and Goa real…

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…