An anti-immigration non-profit in the US has accused two successive governments of inaction on curtailing the H-1B visa programme, which it says has cost 1.2 million jobs to Americans.
Ask Indians to switch off their phones and they might just snap.
India’s premium smartphone market was mostly a duopoly between Samsung and Apple until around four years ago, when OnePlus entered the scene. For the few years, the Chinese brand has managed to consistently top the charts with its “never settle” motto.
Indian cities are in turmoil, and the world is wary.
A desi jugaad is helping India’s e-commerce boom cross over to neighbouring countries.
At the heels of India’s online video-streaming boom, another phenomenon is gathering steam: podcasts.
Punctuality is not the strong suit of India’s airlines.
The government of India takes a drastic decision. A groundswell of protest erupts and mobs go on a rampage. Shortly, a curfew is imposed. People die as the police open fire. Inevitably, an internet shutdown is announced.
For India’s online learners, 2019 was the “Year of AI.”
YouTube may have been late to India’s music-streaming game, but it’s climbed the leaderboard rapidly.
Flipkart is taking the fight with Amazon to the farm.
Walmart’s love affair with Indian e-commerce just got deeper.
India has been swept up in the global gold rush for financial technology startups. As the frenzy grows, Paytm, the country’s largest homegrown digital payments company, is in a pitched battle with international giants like Walmart (which runs a service called PhonePe) and Google.
Did you think Instagram was only about #OOTT or #GymLooks? Think again.
Almost 1.25 billion Indians, who have enrolled in the world’s largest biometric programme, Aadhaar, may have reasons to worry.
If running Google weren’t responsibility enough, its head honcho now has another massive job on his platter: helming Alphabet’s entire business.
As it gears up for an initial public offering (IPO), India’s largest homegrown ride-hailing venture Ola is going all out to trim its massive losses—but at whose cost?
A jobs crisis is brewing in India, but the country’s elite engineering institutes seem to be immune.
There seems to be no end to the bad news for India’s slowing economy.
Cinemas are a dying breed in India, headlines would have you believe. Single-screen theatres have become few and far between, even as over-the-top platforms like Netflix and Hotstar are booming.
Only around 10% of Indian marriages are for love, the rest are arranged or semi-arranged by families. Generally, parents facilitate talks and perhaps even take decisions.
India’s largest homegrown fintech company, Paytm, yesterday (Nov. 25) added a whopping $1 billion to its corpus. This round marked the reaffirmed commitment of the firm’s largest investor, Softbank, and the new interest shown by T Rowe Price. The Noida-based digital transactions company now plans to pump money into its payments and financial services business to face stiffening competition.
India’s largest homegrown fintech firm is beefing up its war chest to battle out any foreign dangers.
‘Tis the season for holiday sales and Indians have their eyes peeled.
