Shravani Sinha

4 weeks ago | htsyndication.com | Shravani Sinha

Posted On: 2025-05-31 Posted By: Shravani Sinha Entertainment Business & Finance Health & Lifestyle Auto Education Employment Technology Cities Real Estate & Construction MINT New Delhi, May 31 -- In my first or second year of college, I stumbled upon stand-up comedy for the first time. And not just any kind - it was roast comedy that was all the rage back then (especially among teenagers trying very hard to seem edgy). The infamous AIB Knockout featuring Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor had...

4 weeks ago | livemint.com | Shravani Sinha

In my first or second year of college, I stumbled upon stand-up comedy for the first time. And not just any kind — it was roast comedy that was all the rage back then (especially among teenagers trying very hard to seem edgy). The infamous AIB Knockout featuring Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor had just gone viral. It was controversial, chaotic, and loud — and, in hindsight, probably not the most talked-about introduction to a centuries-old art form.

1 month ago | htsyndication.com | Shravani Sinha

New Delhi, May 17 -- The past few days in India have felt heavy-tense, uncertain, and deeply emotional. With border tensions escalating and civilian lives at risk, the looming threat of war has reminded us how fragile peace can be. But in the midst of it all, one thing stood out: the unity. Naturally, this tension spilled over into other parts of our lives too. One of the biggest disruptions? The Indian Premier League (IPL). It was paused to prioritise the safety of players and everyone involved.

1 month ago | livemint.com | Shravani Sinha

The past few days in India have felt heavy—tense, uncertain, and deeply emotional. With border tensions escalating and civilian lives at risk, the looming threat of war has reminded us how fragile peace can be. But in the midst of it all, one thing stood out: the unity. Naturally, this tension spilled over into other parts of our lives too. One of the biggest disruptions? The Indian Premier League (IPL). It was paused to prioritise the safety of players and everyone involved.

1 month ago | htsyndication.com | Shravani Sinha

New Delhi, May 3 -- In a year overshadowed by global volatility, tariff tremors, and subdued demand, some companies still managed to pull off double-digit profit growth. According to a Mint analysis of 329 listed firms, Q4 net profit rose over 12% year-on-year-even as topline growth stayed tepid at just 2%. Strip out the BFSI sector, and it gets even more interesting: profits rose 14.3%, revealing how margin gains are powering India Inc. through the fog. The secret sauce?