Content Writer
Aleena Ovaisi is a content writer who covers education and national affairs. She writes on exam updates, admission cycles, policy changes, and career pathways for students, along with the developments shaping India across states and sectors from government schemes to the stories affecting everyday life. Her focus is on clear, accurate reporting that helps readers stay informed and make better decisions.
Neha Sharma had TB when she started Vijanata, built her first spot welder from AliExpress parts for ₹3,000, and now runs a Delhi-based lithium battery and electric bicycle company.
The RBI has raised the repo rate by 25bps to 5.50%, its first hike since February 2023, and shifted to calibrated tightening. What it means for EMIs, FDs and borrowers.
UTET 2026 answer key is now released by UBSE. Check Paper I and II answer keys, calculate your expected score, raise objections and know what happens next.
Sohna Road in Gurugram witnessed a massive traffic jam after an unannounced student protest. Know why the protest happened, how traffic was affected and what police did.
Delhi’s Usmanpur shootout saw 28 bullets exchanged between police and two suspected gang hitmen. Here is what happened, who was arrested and how police tracked them.
Pinak co-founded Robonox straight out of NIT Srinagar to build affordable robotics for Indian industries. His weapon: the oldest Indian idea in the book.
Gareeb Panda started filming Agra's street food on a Realme 3. An internet shutdown pushed him to Instagram. Today he has 70K followers, five-million-view videos and a Facebook deal.
Priyanka Chalani and husband Rahul Israni built Expertbells to help Indian founders survive the roller coaster, with mentorship, compliance and funding all in one place.
Apple Pay has launched in India with eligible Axis Bank Visa and Mastercard credit cards. No debit cards, no RuPay, no UPI. How to set it up and what actually works.
Instagram has restricted cartoonist Satish Acharya’s account in India. Here is what triggered the action, what his Election Commission cartoons showed, and what the law says.
The Weekly Digest picks the stories that changed something this week and tells you what they mean for your money, work and plans. Join 3.5 lakh subscribers.
