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360 One’s defence fund, among the first of its kind in the country, is backing the makers of modern war’s eyes and brains. But too much capital...
India's internet runs on cables it cannot protect, repair, or regulate—in spite of knowing exactly how to go about it
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Chintan Research Foundation, just two years old, is already claiming a role in shaping policy—while staying tethered to a powerful patron
A fuel that emits 19% less CO₂ and costs far less than oil imports is buying carmakers time
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With Upgrad’s impending acquisition of Unacademy, two companies that had different outlooks on the edtech ecosystem are now sharing a vision
Neysa took a $600 million debt to build sovereign AI even as 22% of India’s chips are lying unused, and the market is running into Big Tech’s arms
The regulator’s new rules that come into effect on 1 April undercut the country’s largest private-equity bet on gold-lending to date
VC firm Lightrock used the Liechtenstein dynasty’s fortune to prop up Waycool, Pharmeasy, and Dunzo. Then it slid into irrelevance
The most aggressive acquisition strategy in Indian healthcare has bruised Manipal’s margins, but some essential metrics could surprise the critics
The government’s attempt to protect flyers is a case of one hand giveth, the other taketh away
The oil-to-telecom giant promised to transform India’s energy landscape. But its underdelivery in KG-D6 has proven costly for the country, and...
Reliance on pre-existing tech and a dearth of data dim Cent’s otherwise laudable goal of AI-aided early detection
An “Indian ownership” clause, funding limits, and IP concerns are deterring the very startups the country wants
News websites had every reason to make search and recommendations work against you. We had every reason to fix them
The same week OpenAI rolled back its in-chat shopping agent, Razorpay launched what it called the biggest disruption to payments since UPI. But is it...
India is laying down public digital farm-advisory infrastructure that could complement or rival agritech firms. And Bihar is showing the way
IPO-bound Brnd.me wants to be profitable and stay far away from being called a “roll-up”. And so it’s shifting its focus from acquiring dozens...
The new credit framework for higher education was introduced to solve the employment crisis in universities, but students found shortcuts
It now has to convince investors that the brutal economics of Instahelp will improve soon enough
India’s latest investment advisory promises accessible wealth management for small investors. What it doesn’t promise is a wide range of options...
Even as summer rolls around and demand for water begins to peak, Bengaluru isn’t embracing the public utility’s cheaper alternative to the private...
We are seeking curious, self-driven, and ambitious graduates who want to kick-start their journalism careers in a vibrant, dynamic, AI-resilient...
After a four-year hiatus in acquisitions, the company has turned to Internshala to bolster both customer acquisition and course creation
As airports, malls, and office towers build their own 5G networks, telecom operators are losing control of indoor connectivity
As the way people search evolves, companies like Flipkart, Mamaearth, and The Whole Truth must go from getting clicks to being the answer—which is...
As Novo prepares to lose market exclusivity in India, it sets its sights on the healthcare system, partnering with Healthifyme, buying hospitals, and...
IBM’s focus on AI-related products shows that tier-2 cities can go from low-cost delivery hubs to global software frontiers
Despite being among the worst-affected by the crisis in West Asia, this city gas distributor’s stock is soaring, and how. It’s not because of...
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