Ananya Bhattacharya

Amazon wants to become a habit for Indians.

India has the world’s second-largest internet user base, but Indians are hardly making use of the web.

US president Donald Trump’s administration is reportedly considering a proposal that could lead to the deportation of thousands of Indians and drastically impact Indian IT business.

Shutting off the internet during turmoil is becoming a dangerous trend in India.

By 2022, nearly one in 10 workers in India would be employed in jobs that do not even exist today.

Indians’ favourite travel destinations vary according to what they are seeking: religion or romance.

For Indian techies, 2017 was the stuff of nightmares.

Indian apps may be a lot more dicier than you think.

As India’s telecom industry gears up for the 5G era, the ghosts of its 2G past are making headlines again.

India is among the top generators of electronic waste (e-waste) in the world.

It’s turning out to be a difficult December for Apple in the subcontinent.

Launched in January 2016, the Narendra Modi government’s Startup India campaign initially drew applause from both founders and investors. The tax exemptions, patent reforms, and incubation programmes under this scheme were aimed at encouraging budding entrepreneurs. A single point of contact, the Startup India hub, was also established for the entire ecosystem. The burdensome red tape was reduced, too.

Rashi Bhatnagar gave up her career as a journalist when she left India in 2009 and moved to the US on an H-4 dependent visa. For years, she struggled with frustration because her visa status did not allow her to work in the US. But in 2015, she saw a sliver of hope after the erstwhile Barack Obama administration allowed the spouses of H-1B workers awaiting green card approval to apply for work permits of their own.

Spouses of Indian immigrants in the US may be headed back to their golden cages.

Apple Inc’s revenue growth in India, one of its fastest-growing markets, slid sharply during fiscal 2017—but there’s no reason for the company to panic.

Uber has cruised along in India despite hitting several bumps like rape allegations, driver protests, and unrelenting competition. This year, it overtook rival Ola for the first time, capturing 50% of the market versus the homegrown competitor’s 44.2% share.

The internet in India has a serious gender problem.

A billion photos are posted on Flickr each year, many of them capturing India’s various shades. Be it the vibrant streets of Rajasthan, the calm of Leh and Ladakh, the packed neighbourhoods of Delhi’s Laxmi Nagar, or the fishing villages of Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu, every corner of the country has a different sight to offer.

From bringing back a co-founder to appointing a new CEO, Infosys is doing everything it can to turn the tide, but its troubles just don’t seem to be ending.

Hundreds of thousands of Indian cows are constantly transmitting information about their health directly to their farmers.

Google wants to be the go-to service for the next billion internet users in India.

Back in the early 2000s, Pranay Chulet was working in New York when he discovered Craigslist, the American classifieds website that has everything from jobs and housing to personals and legal services. He felt India could do with a similar platform.

Millions of Indian mom-and-pop stores may be getting a technology leg-up from an unexpected corner.

Indians are nervous about rising cybersecurity threats.