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Startup Mahakumbh Event 2024: Earlier in March, the Union Cabinet had approved an over Rs 12,000-crore plan to drive AI computing in India. Under the plan, the government will also establish a non personal data platform, which can be leveraged by startups and Indian entrepreneurs.
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The entrepreneurial culture is no longer restricted to metros, with the government making provisions via incubators to encourage self-employment beyond Tier 2 and 3 regions, Modi said
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Modi noted that India is fortunate to have a young generation at the forefront of the country's technological revolution.
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Under the partnership, Axis Bank credit cardholders can access specially curated travel offers without having to wait to collect/redeem points to enjoy the benefits
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The project, bagged through a bidding process, will be commissioned within 18 months, the Avaada Group company said.
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While a reverse flip to India is a costly affair, Razorpay will be able to manage the same with its available funding, Sources told Moneycontrol. PhonePe's which recently domiciled to India from Singapore said that its investors had to cough up almost Rs 8,000 crore in taxes.
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Pristyn, which offers technology products aimed at minimising invasive surgical procedures, had more than 2,000 employees as of 2021. This indicates that somewhere around 15% of the workforce was downsized if the laid-off number of 300-350 holds true.
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The move one of the top US banks assumes significance, on the back a severe turmoil in the cryptocurrency market, when a series of selloffs tempered prices from record highs earlier this year.
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Asish Mohapatra and Ruchi Kalra, alums of IIT and McKinsey, created history by becoming India's first husband and wife team to build their startups into unicorns - OfBusiness and Oxyzo. While Mohapatra is the CEO of OfBusiness, Kalra is the CEO of Oxyzo. What's more - Both their startups are profitable. But what do their startups do? How did they go from bits to billions? When will their companies go IPO? Watch them in conversation on Bits to Billions.
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Every year, March 8 is celebrated as International Women’s Day. This year, the UN given theme is “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow” aims to recognize women who are working to build a more sustainable future. To celebrate the day honouring the efforts of women in every field of life, let’s take a look at some of the women-led unicorns in India.
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A number of SoftBank-backed Indian startups are expected to list soon. It started with insurance firm Policybazaar, and followed with Paytm
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India’s software product ecosystem has suffered in the absence of a robust academia-industry partnership, and the IT industry body is trying to take it to the next level.
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At $8 billion, Byju’s is the most valued ed-tech firm in the world, and the third most-valued startup in India after Paytm and Oyo
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Naveen Tewari, Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer, Inmobi, suggests every startup go in for a debt round. "Its a cheaper form of capital, if your financials allow for it," he says.
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DesignNBuy, the leading web to print solutions provider is coming up with new venture in Mcommerce – “OHOSHOP” (A mobile app ...
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SURGE 2016 expects more than 4,000 attendees including ...
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An Indian startup, claiming to be a non-profit organisation, today said Greek citizens can get 2,000 euro each in form of a virtual currency in lieu of promissory notes signed by them.
