Fresh off his IPL 2025 campaign with the Delhi Capitals, where he scored 204 runs at an average of 29.14 and a strike rate of 160.62, Ashutosh Sharma seized the chance to play club cricket in England.
IPL cricketer Ashutosh Sharma's story is an inspiration to many aspiring cricketers who dream of playing at the highest levels of the sport. It shows that success in cricket, as in any field, often comes with great personal cost and unwavering commitment.
The company has to shed its over-reliance on the telecom and enterprise businesses, and capture large cost takeout deals, said analysts.
The growth in the IT sector was driven by smaller deal wins which saw the biggest jump on YTD basis, while mega deals continue to remain flat. Industry experts expect this trend to continue in the December quarter as well.
Panel discussion at Bengaluru Tech Summit discussed valuations, India’s strength in the tech and startup ecosystem, backing innovative local ideas and the way forward, among others.
The VC firm remains slightly conservative in the mid term in terms of funding due to rate hikes and geopolitical uncertainty
There’s not much client spending on the metaverse and Web3 right now, though the technology provides immense possibilities and opportunities.
A survey by investment firm Wedbush Securities shows that IT companies’ clients maintain a positive intent to spend on technology both in the second half of the calendar year 2022 and the first half of 2023
Co-founder Shobhit Jain said Vegrow is betting on the fruit market in India, which the company expects to be valued at $60 billion
The study is being conducted to give "scientific inputs" on the matter, DST secretary Ashutosh Sharma said.
The declaration was signed between the Department of Science and Technology and Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation on the sidelines of the Global R&D Summit 2017.
Minister of State for Law and IT PP Chaudhary today said that government's digital payment application BHIM may take lead among the most successful branded software products in the country.
According to Ashutosh Sharma, Secretary, Department of Science and Technology (DST), in the 2016-17 financial year, it will provide seed capital to 50-80 new ventures with funding ranging from Rs 50 lakh to Rs 1 crore per company.
The high cash levels and low debt at Indian IT companies should help them seek opportunities to acquire larger companies than they have in the past, it said.