Ananya Bhattacharya

Chinese smartphone makers are winning everywhere.

The world’s largest online video-streaming company is all praise for the biggest disruptor in India’s $50 billion telecom sector.

As US president Donald Trump threatens to tighten immigration policies, Indian tech giants are lobbying harder in Washington than before.

Almost nine months after his unceremonious exit from Uber, one of the world’s most valuable startups, which he had co-founded, Travis Kalanick is gearing up for his next venture—and India features on his list of priorities.

Indian women don’t have the best food habits, but when it comes to fitness regimes, they’re largely on track.

The lack of gender diversity in the technology industry is a global phenomenon and India is no different.

Besides riding Jio’s success to win the telecom war, there’s another chart that Reliance Industries is topping.

In 2015, when India’s e-commerce posterboy Flipkart decided to shut its mobile website and go app-only, its American rival Amazon raced ahead to become India’s most-visited e-commerce site. While the company relaunched its mobile app within a few months, many analysts still consider it as the biggest mistake that Flipkart ever made.

Can India’s seemingly insurmountable socioeconomic problems be tackled using artificial intelligence (AI)?

Last week, the Donald Trump administration delivered some good news for holders of the H4 dependent visa, but Indian techies aren’t rejoicing yet.

India’s digital music scene is having its moment.

At a time when American and Chinese investors are seeking supremacy over its booming startup ecosystem, India’s richest religious community has forayed into the sector, funding and nurturing entrepreneurship.

Indians hoping for good increments this year have little reason to be chipper.

Google is cashing in on India’s flourishing e-payments sector, and how.

In 2010, India-born Vikram Rangnekar took up a job as a software engineer at professional networking portal LinkedIn. Along with his family, he moved into a house at the foot of the Santa Cruz mountains in Silicon Valley. Earlier, Rangnekar had built an enterprise collaboration startup in Singapore called Socialwok, which had won the DemoPit competition at TechCrunch50, a showcase for startups.

Smartphones are among the highest-selling products on Indian e-commerce portals, and Flipkart is winning the race there.

The government of India-backed payments platform, Unified Payments Interface (UPI), has suddenly turned into a huge draw for the country’s e-commerce players.

US president Donald Trump’s administration has just made life harder for Indian techies and IT companies.

India’s 4G availability is robust, but the data speed is simply painful.

Small towns are the heart of India’s thriving online video-content space.

India has the world’s second-highest internet user base, but access to the web is still a privilege that eludes its small-towners and women.

Despite the many casualties and huge losses, the Indian e-commerce sector is poised for expansion.

It’s a tranquil day at the Royal Calcutta Golf Club. Golf may not have caught fire in the country, but around these parts, it is of utmost importance.

Road accidents kill 17 people every hour in India and, yet, drivers fail to give up risky habits.