This Indian Startup Built a Farm Robot to Solve Labour Shortages – And It Just Won a Global Award
How founder Sreekanth Reddy Vajrala built FarmRobo electric iMog robot to help small farmers cut labour costs, and why it just won global recognition.
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How Uttarakhand startup Mountstribe is using IoT-enabled cold-water aquaponics to build sustainable farming
Dehradun-based agritech startup Mountstribe Agritech is building IoT-enabled cold-water aquaponics systems designed for Himalayan regions, aiming to combine sustainable food production with rural livelihood generation.
From Bihar to the World: Agrifeeder’s Journey with Neetu Chandra, Supporting 50,000+ Farmers
Bihar-based Agrifeeder, now joined by actress Neetu Chandra as a co-founder, is transforming the state's agriculture ecosystem by empowering 50,000+ farmers and tapping global markets.
The Bezos Effect: How Billionaire Ownership Transformed The Washington Post
How Jeff Bezos reshaped The Washington Post from a struggling legacy newsroom into a digital media powerhouse — and why the shift still sparks debate.
From Boardrooms to Bots: How AI and the Creator Economy Are Reshaping Fame, Wealth and Risk
How AI technology, creator wealth, and viral disinformation are reshaping who gets rich, trusted, and heard—and what leaders need to do now.
Aaron Levie on AI and Jevons Paradox: How Cheaper Intelligence Will Expand Work, Not Replace It
Aaron Levie explains how cheaper AI will expand knowledge work instead of replacing jobs, showing the modern impact of Jevons Paradox.
Will Jeff Bezos’ Project Prometheus Predict Your Next Online Purchase?
Project Prometheus, Jeff Bezos’s heavily funded new AI startup, aims to build “AI for the physical economy.” But social media posts are claiming it will predict your next purchase are conflating very different types of AI systems.
Meet Ayesha Shaik – UAE’s “First Phonics Teacher”: From Year-1 Classroom to a Public Literacy Movement
Ayesha Shaik, known as the UAE’s “First Phonics Teacher,” has grown from a Year-1 educator into a prominent advocate for literacy, teacher development, and inclusive learning, building a community-driven movement across the region.
Yann LeCun to leave Meta to launch AI Startup: What it means for the AI domain
Yann LeCun, a Turing Award laureate and Meta’s chief AI scientist, reportedly plans to leave Meta to found a startup. The move amid Meta’s AI reorganization and talent churn, could reshape research priorities, funding flows and the future of ‘world-model’ AI.
Pine Labs’ market debut: strong listing, stretched valuations – what investors should know
India’s payments firm Pine Labs made a high-profile market debut on Nov. 14, 2025, listing above its issue price as investors cheered growth but analysts warned of valuation risks. Here’s a concise explainer on what happened, why it matters and what to watch next.
Mandira Bedi: The Untold Story Behind India’s Women’s Cricket Success
Mandira Bedi celebrates India’s Women’s World Cup win, recalling her quiet support for women’s cricket in the 2000s and her journey from sports presenter to a true champion of women in sports.
Rama Duwaji’s Election-Night Look Wove Fashion, Identity, and Resistance Into One Statement
On a night of political triumph, Rama Duwaji turned fashion into a language of identity and solidarity — wearing a Palestinian design that carried history, heritage, and quiet defiance.