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Who really pays for the discounts? Nishani.in · Indian e-commerce investigation · 9 October 2026 Every year, millions of Indians wait for Flipkart’s Big Billion Days and Amazon’s Great Indian Festival. Smartphones that once seemed unaffordable suddenly appear within reach. Electronics, fashion, appliances and household products are advertised with enormous...
On 8 October 2026, US Vice President JD Vance stood before reporters and attacked the H-1B visa system. He said the program has become full of fraud over several years, probably decades. Indian workers are the largest group on this visa, so this is our story too. What happened The...
Every AI company says its tool is the best. None of them is best at everything. The right choice depends on your work, your payment method and your budget. This guide gives rupee prices, payment options, current offers and two rankings. Prices in India These prices include GST and come...
Your watch counts your steps. Your ring watches your sleep. But the most important organ in your body has had no daily report card. Deepinder Goyal, the man behind Zomato, wants to change that. His new company, Temple, is about to open pre-orders for a small wearable that sits on...
Most businesses do not die because the product is bad. They die because the owner needs the sale too much. The customer can feel it, and the customer uses it. These six rules are not suggestions. Break one, and you pay for it. Rule 1: Never send a proposal to...
An ethical hacker and a criminal hacker often know the same tools. The difference is permission. One has written approval, reports every weakness found, and helps fix it. The other takes what he finds and sells it. Your data is the product in between. Chances are some of it is...
There is a brutally simple truth in business: A great product nobody knows about is still a product nobody buys. That doesn’t mean being arrogant. It means refusing to let silence become the reason your dream fails. Every entrepreneur creates something emotionally personal. It becomes their baby. They spend months—or...
For decades, Indian urban households have depended on a familiar system: a maid arrives in the morning, cleans the house, washes vessels, perhaps does some laundry, and leaves. A cook comes once or twice a day, prepares meals and goes home. That model is now beginning to break. The reason...
On Gandhi Jayanti, we remember the man who taught India that freedom could begin with something as simple as a thread. Today, October 2, we remember Mahatma Gandhi as the leader of India’s freedom struggle, the man of non-violence and Satyagraha. But there is another Gandhi we should remember. The...
Ask a 17-year-old in India about Gandhi. You will probably get three things: a face on a currency note, a clip about the Salt March, and a meme about him. This is how Gen Z and Gen Alpha meet him. He arrives in pieces, between reels and exam notes. Do...
