Google’s Gemini is rapidly overtaking ChatGPT in global AI web traffic, with over 650 million monthly active users and a market share that’s tripled in months. Analysts call it a ‘clear signal’ that Google is winning the AI war.
In a historic milestone, India has officially become the world’s fourth-largest economy—surpassing Japan—and is entering a rare ‘Goldilocks’ phase of high growth and low inflation. But can this momentum last amid global headwinds?
2025 has become India’s ‘Big Bang’ economic year, with sweeping reforms in income tax, GST, labor laws, and FDI in insurance and pensions. Aimed at boosting ‘ease of living’ and attracting global investment, these changes signal a strategic reset for India’s $5-trillion-plus economy.
Tech titans Peter Thiel and Larry Page are reportedly preparing to abandon California in response to a proposed 5% wealth tax that could cost them up to $12 billion. Their potential exit signals a growing rift between the state and its ultra-wealthy innovators.
Ranveer Singh’s ‘Dhurandhar’ storms past ₹700 crore worldwide in just 26 days, while Kartik Aaryan and Ananya Panday’s romantic comedy barely crosses ₹25 crore—highlighting a stark contrast in audience reception and storytelling power.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella doesn’t sugarcoat it: 2026 will be a chaotic yet pivotal year for AI. But if the industry aligns on purpose—not just performance—we could unlock real societal value.