Web Stories India Team

In India’s rapidly expanding tech startup ecosystem, Altix Codeit Pvt. Ltd. is quickly making a name for itself as a go-to destination for tailored artificial intelligence solutions. Founded by IIT Madras alumnus Shoaib Mustaque, the company is led by a team of ex-IITians from top multinational companies, and is quietly revolutionizing how businesses approach AI implementation.

Navigating the professional world can be a daunting task, especially when the primary challenge isn't the work itself, but the leadership dynamics you encounter. Acclaimed author and former journalist Jayajit Dash brings this reality to the forefront in his latest book, When the Boss is Not Right, now available on Amazon. In a workplace culture where leadership dynamics deeply affect mental health and career growth, this timely book offers both insight and hope.

Director Ananth Mahadevan has clarified recent reports surrounding the release of his film Phule, based on the lives of social reformers Jyotirao and Savitribai Phule. In a statement given to news agency PTI, Mahadevan explained that the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) had only suggested "amendments" and not cuts to the film, as earlier speculated. He also addressed the controversy surrounding the film's delayed release, which was largely influenced by protests from the Brahmin community.

Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan and his partner, actress-singer Saba Azad, recently caught up with global icons Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas in the United States. The couple met for a fun-filled evening that included watching Nick Jonas' Broadway musical The Last Five Years, after which Hrithik expressed his admiration for the singer-actor's performance and the overall theatrical experience.

In a world where large Online Travel Agencies (OTAs) dominate hotel bookings, one Indian startup is returning the power to hoteliers. Meet MyTravaly, the travel tech startup supporting over 10,000 hoteliers worldwide to grow their businesses independently, without relying on middlemen.

After a lukewarm start on day one, Jaat has failed to pick up significant momentum. According to trade reports and official data shared by production house Mythri Movie Makers, the film has earned only ₹20.10 crore gross in India across two days, with overseas collections estimated between ₹2.5-3 crore. This brings the total worldwide gross to a disappointing ₹22-23 crore.