Category "Business"

How Tech Giants Mask Layoffs with Buzzwords and Leave Mid-Career Professionals Behind

Today, we need to talk about something happening right now behind closed doors across major global IT services and consulting multinational corporations like:— Accenture Tata Consultancy Services IBM Consulting Infosys Cognizant Capgemini HCLTech Wipro NTT DATA Group Fujitsu etc… and you will witness a carefully rehearsed corporate illusion. On screen,...

Jio’s Big IPO: A Telecom Revolution or a Warning About India’s Digital Future?

India’s telecom revolution has reached another milestone. But behind Jio’s spectacular stock-market debut lies a bigger question: Did India create a more competitive digital economy—or allow one powerful company to reshape the rules of the game? Jio’s IPO: Did it live up to the hype? On October 28, 2026, Jio...

The Psychology of Money: Why Behavior Matters More Than Intelligence

Most of us think money success needs high intelligence and deep knowledge of markets. Morgan Housel’s book The Psychology of Money (2020) says this is mostly wrong. Good results come from how you behave, not from how much you know. For Indian readers, who deal with SIPs, gold, property and...

iPhone Duo: ₹3 Lakh for a Phone? Indians Queued Up, EMI Calculators Smiled, and Personal Finance Took the Day Off!

The iPhone Duo launch story: Who bought it, what ₹3 lakh could buy instead, why YouTubers need it, and whether Apple has discovered the world’s most expensive way to make people fold. 1. The phone that made ₹3 lakh look like pocket money On 9 September 2026, Apple unveiled the...

Before the CEC’s Chair: Gyanesh Kumar’s Kerala Controversies and the Questions India Must Not Ignore

When an officer rises to one of the highest constitutional positions in India, the public has every right to examine the record that preceded that appointment. Not to pronounce guilt through political accusations, but to understand whether past controversies were adequately investigated and whether the lessons were learned. Chief Election...

Raids Before Takeovers? The Uncomfortable Questions India Must Ask About Adani, Corporate Power and Investigative Agencies

India proudly calls itself the world’s largest democracy. But democracy is not measured merely by elections, economic growth or the number of billionaires a country produces. It is also measured by whether institutions remain independent, businesses compete fairly, and the law treats everyone equally. A troubling question has repeatedly surfaced...