The Centre defines ‘deep tech’ startups in India, emphasizing R&D, novel IP, and extended timelines for innovation ...

Nearly two decades ago, InMobi helped put India’s startup ecosystem on the global map. Now, the company that once redefined ...

India has revised its startup framework, increasing turnover limits, extending eligibility for deep-tech firms, and including ...

With over 1.8 million stroke cases every year, an Indian startup is using game-based technology and cloud platforms to make neuro-rehabilitation accessible beyond big cities.

India will allow ‘deep tech’ startup companies to be considered as startups for 20 years after its incorporation while the ...

The revised definition applies specifically to startups classified as deep-tech entities, reflecting the government’s acknowledgment that science-led, IP-intensive businesses follow far longer ...

A survey by Activate Signal reveals a majority of Indian startups (3 out of 4) use APIs and do not train their own AI models.

The government has formally recognised deeptech startups under the Startup India programme, extending their eligibility period to 20 years from incorporation—double that of regular startups.

Learn five Indian tech startups making a real impact in 2026, from healthcare and fintech to agriculture and space, with solutions built for everyday challenges ...

As per Inc42 data, 21 startups have already filed their DRHPs, while another 25 are in various stages of finalising their IPO ...

KOCHI: After a decade of building artificial intelligence solutions in India, Bengaluru-based AI startup Webenoid has shifted ...

India's startup journey has long been driven by software-led growth, with thousands of ventures building SaaS tools, consumer apps, and IT platforms. But now, a quiet shift is underway. A new class of ...