Qure.ai Is Helping Doctors Across the World — One Scan at a Time

There are parts of the world where there is one radiologist for every million people. A chest X-ray taken in a rural clinic might wait days for a trained specialist to read it. In those days, early TB progresses. A lung nodule that was treatable becomes inoperable. Qure.ai's AI reads that scan in under a minute — as accurately as a radiologist. It is now doing this in 105 countries. TIME called it one of the most influential companies in the world.

IdeaForge's Global Expansion: How India's Drone Leader Went From IIT Bombay Lab to Third-Ranked Dual-Use UAV Manufacturer in the World

IIT Bombay student project. A terror attack that changed the mission. Eighteen years of building in a market that barely existed. Now: third-ranked globally, 950,000+ flights, ₹137 crore Indian Army order, a $35 million US deal, and an entry into the American drone market at the exact moment the US government is systematically banning Chinese alternatives.

Exponent Energy Raises ₹200 Crore

Every EV company is trying to build batteries that can survive fast charging. Exponent Energy looked at that problem and decided everyone was solving it backwards. Instead of making the battery more expensive, they moved the heat management to the charger. The result: 15-minute full charge, regular affordable LFP cells, 3,000-cycle warranty — and a business model that locks in the fleet operator for the life of the vehicle.

The Day the Tech Titans Tumbled: Inside the IT Bloodbath That Shook Dalal Street

The Indian Startup Solving A Billion-Dollar Problem Every Company Complains About

Lucidity is helping enterprises automate cloud-storage optimization, tackling one of the fastest-growing cost challenges in modern technology infrastructure.

The ₹41,300 Crore Question: How Sanjeev Bikhchandani Turned a ₹4,900 Crore Bet Into India's Greatest Startup Empire

On a sleepy Tuesday morning, as the Indian stock market braced for another lackluster session, a letter landed on shareholders' desks. Within hours, Info Edge shares surged 4%. The reason? A single number: ₹41,300 crore. That's the current value of Info Edge's startup investment portfolio—against a cumulative investment of just ₹4,900 crore across 135 startups. An 8.4x return multiple. A gross IRR of 33%.

The ₹8,550 Crore Bet: How Kunal Shah Went From Building CRED to Running the World's Biggest Messaging App

GPS Renewables And The Race To Turn Farm Waste Into Fuel

GPS Renewables is turning agricultural waste into renewable fuel, attracting major investors and demonstrating how climate technology can simultaneously address pollution, energy security and rural incomes.

The Indian Startup Trying To Predict A Medical Crisis Before It Happens

LifeSigns is using AI-powered patient monitoring to help hospitals identify signs of deterioration earlier, enabling faster interventions and potentially improving patient outcomes.

Atlan's Journey From India To Global Enterprises

Atlan's rise from an Indian startup to a global SaaS company highlights how Indian entrepreneurs are building world-class software products used by some of the largest enterprises in the world.