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The electric mobility wave in India is accelerating faster than ever, and Kolkata-based Snap-E Cabs is quietly emerging as one of the frontrunners steering this change. At a time when the EV cab ...

India’s startup ecosystem is in overdrive. Every few weeks, a new funding announcement, a rising founder story, or a global investor bet adds fuel to the country’s ambition of becoming the world’s ...

India’s startup ecosystem is entering a defining phase in 2025, as IPOs, AI breakthroughs, and consumer innovation converge to reshape markets at home and abroad. Global tech leaders are ...

What began as a quiet financial revolution in 2016 has now become an unstoppable force, transforming the country’s economic framework from cash-dominated transactions to real-time, contactless, ...

The much-anticipated initial public offering (IPO) of Urban Company Limited, India’s leading home services marketplace, opened its subscription today (September 10, 2025), and unsurprisingly, it has ...

According to a Mint report, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has already sent its proposal to the finance ministry. If all goes as planned, the finance ministry is ...

In the past decade, India has transformed into one of the world’s most exciting startup ecosystems. Unicorns multiplied, foreign investors poured in billions, and founders disrupted sectors from ...

BehaveNeu is more than a startup—it’s a movement in neuro-wellness. By combining AI, affordability, and accessibility, this DPIIT-recognized innovation is bringing cutting-edge neurotechnology to ...

India has become the world's third-largest startup hub, raising $25 billion in tech startup funding in Q1 2025, reflecting global trust in its innovation capabilities.

In 2014, India had just about 350 recognized startups. Fast forward to 2025, and the number has crossed a staggering 1.90 lakh, cementing the country’s place as the world’s third-largest startup ...