Mohul Ghosh

A growing number of Indian technology professionals are returning from the United States amid increasing visa uncertainties, but their return is creating a more competitive job market rather than expanding employment opportunities. A recent survey of tech professionals suggests that while India’s technology ecosystem continues to attract global investment, many workers believe finding jobs has become more challenging than before.

Manipal Health Enterprises, one of India’s largest hospital chains, is reportedly preparing to launch a $1 billion initial public offering (IPO) as early as July 2026. The proposed listing could become India’s first billion-dollar IPO of the year and one of the largest healthcare-sector public offerings in the country’s history. The company is reportedly targeting […]

India’s residential real estate sector is witnessing a mixed trend in 2026, with several cities experiencing a slowdown in housing demand while Bengaluru continues to outperform the broader market. At the same time, Hyderabad has retained its position among the country’s leading residential destinations, supported by its strong technology ecosystem and relatively attractive property market. […]

iQOO has expanded its Z11 smartphone lineup with the launch of the new iQOO Z11i in China. Positioned as the most affordable model in the Z11 series, the device focuses on battery life, smooth display performance and reliable everyday usage at a budget-friendly price point. The smartphone arrives with a massive 6,500mAh battery, Qualcomm’s Snapdragon […]

Germany is set to introduce stricter sick leave regulations as part of a broader economic reform programme led by Chancellor Friedrich Merz. One of the most significant changes is the decision to abolish sick leave certifications obtained through phone consultations. Under the proposed rules, employees will be required to provide a medical certificate from the very first day they are unable to work due to illness. The move represents a major departure from the more flexible system that had been in place in recent years.

Indian companies are playing an increasingly important role in the United States economy through investments, manufacturing expansion, research facilities, and job creation. According to recent data highlighted by US officials, Indian businesses continue to emerge as major contributors to America’s economic growth, with investments spanning pharmaceuticals, technology, manufacturing, energy, and advanced engineering sectors. These investments are strengthening economic ties between the two countries while creating employment opportunities and supporting innovation.

After successfully implementing E20 petrol across the country, India is preparing for the next phase of its alternative fuel journey. Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari has announced that the government is working towards allowing up to 15% isobutanol blending in diesel. The move is aimed at reducing India’s dependence on imported crude oil while promoting cleaner and more sustainable fuel options. Pilot projects have reportedly delivered encouraging results, paving the way for wider adoption in the coming years.

Zoho co-founder and chief scientist Sridhar Vembu has claimed that an Indian customer managed to secure a 90% reduction in Microsoft Office licence renewal costs simply by indicating that it was evaluating Zoho’s office productivity suite as an alternative. The anecdote has reignited discussions around enterprise software pricing, competition, and vendor negotiations in the technology industry. According to Vembu, the customer was already using some Zoho products when Microsoft significantly increased its licence renewal quote. Engineering & Technology

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) is preparing to introduce in-train audio advertisements on four of its busiest metro corridors—Red, Yellow, Blue and Magenta Lines. The initiative is aimed at increasing non-fare revenue and creating a new advertising platform for brands looking to reach millions of daily commuters. The move reflects DMRC’s broader strategy of diversifying its income sources while keeping passenger fares affordable and ensuring the long-term financial sustainability of metro operations.

Tesla has introduced a new policy limiting employee spending on artificial intelligence tools to $200 per week, reflecting a growing trend among major technology companies to manage escalating AI-related costs. The policy will take effect from July 6 and requires employees to obtain management approval before exceeding the spending limit. The decision comes after internal […]