Indian startups

India’s startup engine has never been short of money or talent. The resource it still rations is patience, the capital willing to wait out the decade that real invention takes.

The government may get a 1% to 2% holding in the Bengaluru startup through support extended under the IndiaAI Mission.

The IT services company’s $150 million investment gives it a route into government and regulated-sector AI demand.

Deal signals consolidation in India’s edtech sector as upGrad expands its learning platform and Unacademy pivots toward AI driven products.

Walmart-owned ecommerce firm completes reverse flip from Singapore after regulatory approvals.