The Hurun India 500 report published today confirms that three conglomerates — Tata, Reliance and Adani — now define India's corporate architecture, each representing a distinct model of value creation.
The US Trade Representative confirms active negotiations with India on a bilateral trade agreement, with artificial intelligence, semiconductors and future technology at the centre of discussions.
The global investment bank upgrades Adani Power to ₹275, citing annuity-like returns, a 24 GW under-construction pipeline and a transformational shift away from merchant risk.
Two landmark listings — Jio Platforms and the National Stock Exchange — could redefine India's primary market and reshape investor portfolios for the next decade.
Large language models consistently associate women with home, family, and children, and men with business, career, and leadership. In about 20% of LLM sentence completions beginning with a person's gender, responses exhibited sexist and misogynistic attitudes. Forty-four per cent of 133 AI systems showed gender bias.
Square Yards was founded in 2014. The last equity round before this one was in 2019. The company spent seven years building profitability, assembling a full real estate value chain platform, and growing revenue at a 51% four-year CAGR — before asking for its first billion. That discipline is the most important thing about this unicorn story. The ₹900 crore is the consequence. The decade of building is the cause.
Taxfix ran Aampe side by side against a rule-based CRM system they had been iterating on for four years. Aampe beat it by 50 per cent, delivered a 40 per cent revenue uplift versus a global holdout, and reached breakeven in thirty days. The fully loaded cost of running Aampe against equivalent advertising spend: 120 to 150 times more efficient.
The 2025 Marketing Technology Landscape counted more than 15,000 martech products. Gartner found that 70% of CMOs do not feel ready to scale AI despite allocating 15.3% of their budgets to it. JustAI raised $17M to explain why: the problem is not that marketing teams need more tools. It is that they need one system that orchestrates strategy, creative, decisioning, and data simultaneously — and learns from every decision it makes.
No fashion week invitation. No designer pulling strings. No industry contact who could open a door. Just a girl from Bhopal, a sister who could sew, fabric that other people had thrown away, and the particular courage it takes to stand in the middle of a street you grew up on and walk it like it is the most important stage in the world. Preeti Prajapati did that. And then she did it again. And again. Until the world stopped scrolling and started watching.
The Padma Shri is among the highest civilian honours the Republic of India can bestow. On June 24, 2026, it went to R Madhavan — the actor who played Farhan in 3 Idiots, who directed Rocketry: The Nambi Effect, who won a National Film Award, who built a career across Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi cinema without ever choosing a lane and staying in it. His wife stood up when he walked to the stage.