Anjaly Raj

Explained: Why Nestle is tweaking flavours for people taking GLP-1 drugs

Nestle's chefs are working with people taking GLP-1 drugs to develop new flavour combinations, including potentially using more spices and pepper to compensate for dulled taste perception

Monsoon continues to wreak havoc across India, Delhi witnesses heavy rain

On Tuesday, Delhi recorded its wettest day of the year so far as incessant rain waterlogged roads, uprooted trees, and triggered traffic snarls across the city.

What Centre's proposed stake in Sarvam means for India's AI ambitions

The reported proposal would mark a shift from conventional support to possible equity participation as India seeks to build sovereign AI capabilities.

79% avoid unknown business numbers despite preferring voice calls: Survey

The study found that while digital channels are favoured for speed, voice continues to dominate moments that require clarity (56%), reassurance, urgency, or high-stakes interactions.

Monsoon mayhem: Heavy rains disrupt transport, trigger floods, landslides

Incessant rains have disrupted rail, road, and air services, and caused flash floods and landslides in Jammu and Kashmir, and have inundated towns in Odisha

Maharashtra bans sale of energy drinks within a 500-m radius of schools

Maharashtra's Food and Drug Administration Minister Narhari Zirwal said that the sale of 'Sting' has been banned amid concerns over the impact of energy drinks on schoolchildren

From Cure.fit to Cult.fit: A look at a decade of pivots before the IPO

The founding of Cult.fit goes back to 2015, when health content creator and entrepreneur Rishabh Telang launched Cult in Bengaluru as a machine-free fitness studio

Delhi mandates school fee committees, curbs inflation-linked fee hikes

Delhi Education Minister Ashish Sood announced a new framework and said a School Level Fee Regulation Committee (SLFRC) will be constituted in every private school.

Decoded: All about WhatsApp's username feature and why govt wants it paused

WhatsApp says usernames will let users connect without sharing phone numbers, but the government wants Meta to defer the rollout over impersonation and fraud concerns

Palantir CEO criticises OpenAI, Anthropic's token-based AI pricing

Alex Karp also cautioned against underestimating China's rapid progress in AI, saying the country is advancing faster than many in the industry acknowledge.

Delhi's EV transition by the numbers: A look at the capital's vehicle fleet

While ICE vehicles dominate Delhi's overall vehicle fleet, new registrations indicate that the transition to electric mobility has already begun.

Sunil Mittal honoured with Leadership Award at USISPF Leadership Summit

USISPF recognised Mittal for transforming India's telecommunications landscape through Bharti Enterprises

IndiGo launches 'Lite' fare option for passengers with only cabin luggage

IndiGo said the entry-level offering is aimed at passengers who do not require checked baggage, allowing them to pay only for the services they useIndiGo on Wednesday launched a new fare option, 'Indi

US startup creates human egg cells from stem cells, but trials years away

US-based Conception said more work is needed to grow the eggs to full maturity, but called the achievement a 'major scientific advance' in reproductive medicine

Home charging fulfills 90% of India's EV energy demand, finds study

India's EV transition is being driven by light electric vehicles (LEVs), with two- and three-wheelers accounting for about 90 per cent of EV sales in 2025

Govt approves ₹1.25 trillion outlay for India Semiconductor Mission 2.0

Under ISM 1.0, the government approved 10 major projects with cumulative investments of roughly ₹1.60 trillion across six Indian states as of December 31, 2025

CBAM explained: Why Europe's carbon tax matters for India's exporters

As carbon border taxes gain traction globally, India's MSME exporters face higher compliance costs and competitiveness risks in key markets such as the European Union

KPIL bags new orders worth ₹2,957 crore, enters West Asia water market

Kalpataru Projects International Limited (KPIL) on Tuesday announced that it has secured new orders worth around ₹2,957 crore, including those from its international subsidiaries.

Beyond AI engineers: Sovereign AI may redefine India's IT talent pyramid

The push for sovereign AI comes at a time when India's AI hiring market is undergoing a broader shift-from building AI models to deploying them at scale

GST enters 10th year: Inside the process behind every GST rate change

Industry associations, companies, state governments, central ministries, tax authorities and even judicial rulings can trigger a review of an existing GST rate or product classification.