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B2B fintech startup Mysa has raised $3.4 Mn (around INR 31.2 Cr ) in its pre-Series A funding round co-led…

Coworking space provider WeWork India reported a second consecutive profitable quarter, posting a consolidated profit after tax (PAT) of INR…

Healthtech startup Nivaan Care has raised $7 Mn (around INR 64.2 Cr)  in its Series A funding round led by…

For years, burnout in governance, risk, and compliance roles was treated as an unfortunate side effect of regulatory work. In…

In a world shaped by constant opinion, comparison, and noise, Don Miguel Ruiz offers a refreshingly simple framework for living with clarity and self-respect. The Four Agreements is not a motivational checklist or a productivity guide. Instead, it draws from ancient Toltec wisdom to propose four everyday principles that, when practiced consistently, can reshape how we think, speak, and relate to others.The power of the book lies in its practicality. These agreements are not abstract ideals; they are behavioural commitments that influence daily conversations, emotional responses, and personal standards.1. Be Impeccable with Your WordWords, Ruiz argues, are not neutral. They carry intention, belief, and consequence. To be impeccable with your word means speaking with integrity—saying what you mean and meaning what you say. It also means resisting the temptation to use language as a weapon against yourself or others.Self-criticism, gossip, and careless speech quietly erode confidence and trust. By choosing words that reflect truth rather than fear or frustration, communication becomes an act of responsibility rather than reaction.2. Don’t Take Anything PersonallyThis agreement challenges one of the most common sources of emotional distress. According to Ruiz, what others say or do is rarely about us; it is an expression of…  ​Read More​YourStory RSS Feed

India has seen mega investment announcements by the Big Tech firms Google, Microsoft and Amazon, and there is a rush to build cloud and AI infrastructure. The industry bodies representing these firms and data centre operators have sought for more favourable tax and regulatory measures that would ensure long-term policy certainty.  The three Big Tech firms alone have announced investments worth $70 billion in India in the last few months. These firms have made several representations to the government  to clearly spell out whether data centres are attributed by tax authorities as ‘permanent establishment' for the cloud service providers (CSP).“Standard hosting and colocation services provided by Indian data centre operators to foreign cloud service providers are increasingly being examined as if they create a fixed place permanent establishment of the foreign CSP. This creates double taxation risk and profit attribution disputes even when the Indian data centre operator is already taxed in India on arm’s length margins,” says Ashish Aggarwal, Vice President and Head of Public Policy, Nasscom.Nasscom (National Association of Software and Service Companies) has sought a clear statutory clarification that procuring hosting or colocation services from an Indian data centre operator does not create business connection or permanent establishment…  ​Read More​YourStory RSS Feed

Jindal Steel and JFW Group’s automotive venture with Jetour is gearing up to introduce its first SUV in India — the Jetour T2 — by Diwali 2026. The announcement marks a new entrant in the highly competitive mid-size SUV segment, with the T2 poised to attract buyers seeking premium features, modern design and strong value. A New Player in the SUV Landscape The Jetour T2 is the inaugural model from Jetour’s India partnership with JSW Group, signalling the conglomerate’s entry into mainstream passenger vehicles. Jetour, a brand under China’s Chery Automobile umbrella, has been expanding its global footprint with a line-up of feature-rich SUVs. Positioned against stalwarts like the Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos and Tata Harrier, the T2 will compete on design, technology and pricing. The SUV segment continues to be one of India’s fastest-growing passenger vehicle categories, making it a strategic launch window for new brands. What We Know So Far Details on specifications are still emerging, but early teasers and industry insights suggest the Jetour T2 will offer: Bold exterior styling with modern SUV cues. Feature-packed interiors with infotainment, connectivity and comfort amenities aimed at value-focused buyers. Multiple engine and transmission options (likely petrol, with possible hybrid plans)…  ​Read MoreBusiness Archives - Trak.in - Indian Business of Tech, Mobile & Startups

The Maruti Suzuki Brezza, one of India’s best-selling compact SUVs, has been sighted testing with an underbody CNG tank, fuelling strong expectations that a factory-fit CNG version could arrive in the Indian market soon. The development is significant as Maruti continues to expand its portfolio of factory-integrated CNG vehicles, catering to buyers seeking lower running costs without compromising SUV practicality. What the Spy Shots Reveal Automotive enthusiasts and spy photographers have captured the Brezza prototype undergoing road testing with a visible underbody CNG tank neatly mounted beneath the chassis. Unlike traditional retrofit conversions, this setup suggests Maruti Suzuki may introduce a manufacturer-approved CNG Brezza, where the tank placement is engineered as part of the vehicle’s design rather than an add-on. Underbody CNG tanks are becoming more common in factory-fitted CNG cars in India because they help retain boot space and maintain the SUV’s practicality — a key consideration for buyers of this segment. Why a CNG Brezza Matters Maruti Suzuki has been aggressively expanding its CNG lineup in India, with factory-fit CNG models like the Swift, WagonR, Dzire, Baleno and Ertiga already offering fuel cost savings and lower emissions. Adding a CNG option to the Brezza range — a model…  ​Read MoreBusiness Archives - Trak.in - Indian Business of Tech, Mobile & Startups

Jammu and Kashmir’s tourism sector demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2025, recording 1.61 crore tourist visits up to November, despite facing significant adversity during the year, including the Pahalgam terror attack in April and floods in August-September, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said during the main Republic Day function in Jammu. Tourism Amid Challenges The year 2025 presented multiple hurdles for the Union Territory’s tourism industry. In April, a terror attack in Pahalgam — known for its scenic beauty — targeted tourists, resulting in multiple fatalities and prompting concerns about visitor safety. Later in August and September, heavy monsoon rains and floods disrupted infrastructure and deterred travel to key destinations. Despite these setbacks, consistent government efforts to ensure safety, reopen destinations and reassure tourists helped sustain visitor interest throughout the year. Tourist Footfall and Economic Contribution The 1.61 crore visits — encompassing domestic and international travellers — represent a strong performance given the mid-year challenges. Although this figure marked a decline compared with over 2.35 crore visits in 2024, officials highlighted it as an encouraging result under trying conditions. Tourism remains a key economic driver for Jammu and Kashmir, which was granted industry status in 2020 to attract investment and modernise infrastructure.…  ​Read MoreBusiness Archives - Trak.in - Indian Business of Tech, Mobile & Startups

Travelling between Bengaluru and Hyderabad — two of South India’s most important economic and tech hubs — could soon take just about five hours thanks to a major overhaul of National Highway 44 (NH-44). The ambitious highway upgrade targets a significant reduction in current journey times, improving connectivity and boosting regional mobility. What’s Behind the Travel Time Cut Under the plan, authorities are moving forward with a six-lane access-controlled highway upgrade along the NH-44 corridor connecting Bengaluru in Karnataka to Hyderabad in Telangana. The upgrade will focus on widening the existing route, smoothing bends, and improving traffic flow with limited entry and exit points to sustain higher speeds. Currently, the drive on NH-44 between the two cities typically takes around eight to nine hours, depending on traffic and conditions. With the enhanced infrastructure, average speeds could rise and journey times could shrink to approximately five hours, transforming how people and goods move across the region. Strategic Road Improvements The envisaged road improvements include: Six-lane configuration to separate fast-moving through traffic from local vehicles. Access-controlled design with strategic interchanges to reduce stops and bottlenecks. Enhanced safety features and smoother pavement alignment to support sustained higher speeds. Such features are typical of…  ​Read MoreBusiness Archives - Trak.in - Indian Business of Tech, Mobile & Startups