AI isn’t a side bet in India’s startup story anymore; it’s turning into the main engine. Founders who used to build software services for global clients are now building actual

India counted roughly 350 government-recognised startups when the Startup India mission launched in 2016. That number has since climbed past 2.35 lakh, according to the Startup India portal (2026), and

Instagram has grown in importance in India’s digital content consumption, with consumers regularly viewing creator videos, tutorials, instructional pieces, and Reels. There has been a recent uptick in downloading popular

A payment gateway is easy to ignore when it works. A customer enters card details, a payment goes through, and the business gets its money. No one stops to think

YouTube has quietly become one of the most important learning and professional development platforms for Indian business users. From industry keynotes and product launches to startup pitches, management talks, and

For more than five decades, VIP Industries has been the default answer to a simple question in Indian households: which suitcase should we buy? Long before Samsonite, American Tourister, or

Founded in 1980 in Mumbai, the Lodha Group (Macrotech Developers) started off with modest ambitions. A group of investors aimed to provide affordable housing for middle-class families living in the

Ten years ago, most of the companies on this list were slide decks running on founder savings and a handful of angel checks. Today they move salaries, groceries, insurance premiums,

Walk into any boardroom on Mumbai’s Nariman Point, and the surname on the visiting card is often older than the company logo itself. Roughly three in every four rupees of

Late-night browsing for the right pair of shoes. A lazy Sunday morning spent comparing phone prices without getting off the couch. Most of us have been there, and it says

In India, electric vehicles are no longer a choice for consumers looking for something that is efficient, truly future-proof, and good value for money. It’s a combination of factors driving

At seven, a Mumbai boy sat before the computer his father gave him, more interested in writing code than playing the games on it. That habit grew into the Nazara