There are millions on the earth with limited access to quality internet. Low-Earth orbit satellite-based internet technologies, like Elon Musk’s Starlink, can be the game changer that can connect everyone, especially after the recent pandemic raised needs to get everyone connected! — If you’re an ardent fan of space, you would probably know how many launches SpaceX has done, and how many Starlink satellites already are in orbit. For others, don’t bother! So, why is Elon Musk putting so many rockets into space?

Following calls for laws that hold social media platforms accountable for user content posted on their platform, Section 230 in the US, that created the base for the modern internet, may be repealed or amended. And it will change the internet, forever! — A couple of months ago, the Wall Street Journal reported how ex-Facebook (she resigned!) India’s public policy directory Ankhi Das sparked off a political storm after the company and her, allegedly, refused to take down anti-Muslim posts by a Hindu nationalist legislator because it could damage the firm’s business interests.

Netflix aims to reach 100 MM subscribers in India alone. In order to get there, a lot more than FREE WEEKENDS is required! — The demand for OTT platforms in India, thanks to everyone being forced indoors due to the pandemic, has increased since the beginning of 2020. According to Statista, there are over 287 MM OTT subscribers in India. Since the lockdown, according to a report by Inc42: - The average time spent…

With a large number of COVID19 vaccines in Phase II or III of clinical trials, it’s a race against time for the world to scale supply chains and implement policies to ensure vaccines availability! — Over the past couple of days, the daily count of COVID19 in India has been dwindling. …

While market sentiments continued to remain positive and stocks locked on the upper circuit for 13 straight days, it’s a long road ahead for Murari Lal Jalan and Kalrock Capital, before Jet Airways takes off again! — We all know that one of India’s favorite airlines Jet Airways ceased operations on April 17, 2019, last year! Over 18 months, there were many rumors of potential takeovers and discussions between potential owners and the lenders’ committee!

While synthetic content — videos, text, even audio content, may still be in it’s early, but make no mistake, it’s coming! And with increasing use of synthetic content, comes the issues of privacy, manipulation, and security! — Let’s step back for a second and think of the term, Artificial Intelligence. What is it? If you Google it, this is what you get: It refers to the simulation of human intelligence in machines that are programmed to think like humans and mimic their actions.

People are increasingly becoming frustrated with the pandemic, itching every single day to go back to their favorite restaurant and eat that favorite dish! While some have, other trudge cautiously! — Everyone I have interacted over the past few days has the same rant: When will COVID-19 get over? We should contract it so that when we have antibodies, at least we can get back to our routine, pre-COVID lives.

Even with passenger count, aircraft load factor and aircraft utilization increasing every month, airline companies across the globe may be in survival mode for the next few years! — Let me not bore you with the usual mumbo jumbo about how and what COVID-19 has done to the world. Instead, let me try to be different and get straight to the point! Aviation has probably been the worst affected by the global pandemic. Within a month, airlines grounded a…

Be honest with yourself, it’s hard to resist the urge not to open social media and stop spending our attention on things that make us anxious! — During this pandemic, all the aunts and uncles becoming COVID treatment experts aside, we’ve heard a lot of new buzzwords: social distancing, flatten the curve, respirators vs ventilators, quarantine vs isolation, etc. Here’s another one: Doomscrolling! It’s when a person spends countless hours scrolling through social media, reading posts about…