After the recent EV fire incidents, adaptability of EV batteries and reliability of power supply, in extreme Indian conditions, has come under intense scrutiny India’s electric vehicle (EV) adoption, especially in the two-wheeler segment, had a dream start, with electric two-wheelers registering a staggering 132 per cent growth in 2021. This exponential demand resulted in most EV companies reporting long waiting periods in full-filling their orders. …

The Covid-19 pandemic is impacting lives, communities and livelihoods across the globe like never before. The human race is doing its best to adapt and survive the onslaught of the coronavirus. The Wuhan virus unleashed an unprecedented global terror attack on the human race without discrimination. In time, when the…

A couple of years ago, Bani Banerjee, a cancer survivor, who was then in her early 70s, fell from her bed and lay on the floor for a few hours without any help. Even though her mobile phone was a few feets away on a table and her daughter Jhilmil Kochar, Co-founder of Innoembed Technologies, was in the next room. None of the family members could hear her cry for help. Another senior citizen had to spend a whole night on her kitchen floor after she slipped and fell. The next morning she crawled up to her phone and made a call for rescue, according to Prashanth Reddy, Managing Director, Anvaya Kin Care.

Unprecedented times demand ‘out of the ordinary’ response. As over a Billion, Indians brace up for three weeks lockdown, necessitated due to the ‘Corona Virus’, also known as COVID-19, established business, startups, and their employees find themselves in uncharted territory. The Wuhan Virus has caused total disruption to people’s lives…

Women entrepreneurs, across geographies and cultures, face similar challenges — however, it is their will to succeed and rebel streak that continues to fuel their passion… Hyderabad “the entrepreneurship capital of India,” is all set to receive Ivanka Trump and hundreds of “emerging entrepreneurs, investors, and business leaders from around the world,” for the eighth edition of the Global Entrepreneurship Summit 2017 (GES 2017), this month.

Growing number of army veterans, both young and senior, are launching startups in the fields of technology, sports, mentoring, manufacturing to name to few. Here are a few tips for them to keep in mind… Till the late 90’s a majority of the Indian military veterans wouldn’t think of roles and jobs beyond areas such as HR, security or admin. Fast-forward to the new millennium, a growing number of veterans, both young and seniors have started to challenge the old stereotype and launched their ventures…

Team building is a long drawn process that begins at the time of recruitment. Leaders have to innovate ways to build a motivated and cohesive team — “To bind a team together, grind the team together”, says a former Black Cat Commando Lt Col Rakesh Krishnan who recently retired from the National Security Guard (NSG) and his about to launch his own startup. Can the former commando — apply learnings from the elite forces to his startup…

The handheld gadget has had its share of controversies; from being banned by schools for “creating distraction among students,” to the controversy over its original inventor — Fidget spinner, also popularly known as finger spinner needs no introduction; from a four-year-old to upwards- anybody who could get two fingers around the fast spinning device has tried it. Due to its popularity, the palm-sized toy has made it to the best sellers list in Amazon’s toys and games…

Only an obstinate entrepreneur will stand-up after a big crash and jump to the next venture — Three budding Indian entrepreneurs start an event management company in Afghanistan with a sole aim of inviting Bollywood stars to perform in Kabul. Within three months from the formation of their company; the trio pull-off a major concert with a Bollywood singer and his troupe. However, as luck would have…