Ananya Bhattacharya

One of India’s biggest tech unicorns ran into tech trouble minutes before a big launch.

The pandemic didn’t introduce TCS to virtual recruitment, but it has made made the practice critically important.

As Covid-19 remote work continue to bolster at-home dining, India’s delivery companies are rushing to get groceries to doorsteps quicker.

An Indian ed-tech unicorn has become the world’s largest company in the sector during the Covid-19 pandemic by adopting an aggressive acquisition strategy.

Getting vaccinated against Covid-19 will soon become unavoidable for those who harbour American dreams.

Amazon’s interest has put a young Indian fintech firm in the spotlight.

Arthur, the longest-running kids’ animation series in the US, has a surprise in store for Sikh children.

India’s largest IT company appears to be taking cues from American tech firms when it comes to Covid-19 vaccinations.

For two months now, India’s second-largest IT company has not been able to iron out the kinks in the country’s income tax portal.

The use of advanced technology by the police in India’s capital city may do more harm than good.

Prime minister Narendra Modi’s “Digital India” dream appears to be getting shackled to legislations that control and censor online activity.

Indian transportation unicorn Ola has managed to garner massive interest in its newly launched electric scooter range, but the company’s true litmus test is still a few months away.

The representation of women in India’s police force is dismal.

The growth of India’s tech startup has not only mainstreamed entrepreneurship but also led to a boom in the local venture capital (VC) industry.

Indian ride-hailing unicorn Ola has managed to create euphoria around its electric scooter plans, but the long-term success of the vehicle will depend on many factors, including some that are out of the company’s control.

It looks like India’s richest man can’t have it all, especially when another heavyweight billionaire is involved.

Being the grievance officer for a social media company is perhaps one of the most high-risk jobs in India right now.

India’s men’s hockey team has brought an Olympic medal home for the first time in 41 years.

Google is stepping up scrutiny for lending apps in India.

India’s upcoming 2021 census will be the country’s first-ever digital one—and that’s problematic.

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India’s prestigious engineering institutions have at least two dozen vacancies for its top brass.

This year, India is going big at the Olympic Games—literally.

For several years now, Vijay Shekhar Sharma, a first-generation Indian billionaire who founded what is now the country’s most valued tech unicorn, has batted for “indigenous” ventures. From calling Facebook the “most evil company in the world” to being at the front of forming an app developers’ association to lobby against global technology giants, Sharma has never minced words in promoting nationalist and protectionist policies.