Through grants, incubators, mentorship and commercialization support, BIRAC has become one of the most important forces behind India's rapidly expanding biotech startup ecosystem.
One company manages corporate spending for Visa, Uber, and Shopify. The other reads faxes for hospitals. One is valued at $44 billion. The other at $605 million. They raised in different sectors, at different stages, from different investors — but when you look past the categories, Ramp and Tennr are running identical plays. And that play is not "build an AI company." It is something far more specific, far more replicable, and far more useful to every founder sitting in front of a blank deck right now.
Excerpt + 20 Tags (Straight Line with Commas) Today in Bengaluru, the 3rd Edition AI Powered Summit told India's manufacturers: stop playing with AI pilots and start deploying. With ₹18,600 crore L&T investment and 8,200 jobs on the line, the message is urgent.,
A 14‑year‑old girl cried when her robot moved for the first time. Now she's one of 900,000 Tamil Nadu students learning AI in 654 new labs. TN SPARK is India's most ambitious school AI programme — and the rest of the country is watching.,
As concerns about quantum-era cybersecurity grow, startups building quantum-resilient communication technologies are attracting increasing attention from enterprises and investors alike.
Chandrayaan‑3 lasted 14 days on the Moon before freezing. ISRO's next lunar lander — built with the Department of Atomic Energy — will survive for 200 days with artificial heaters. And students across India are being invited to hack their way to space.,
Modi and Macron just launched 'Bharat Innovates 2026' in Nice — 120 Indian deep‑tech startups, Hyperloop tech, 5G/6G, lab‑grown diamonds, and a message to the world: India is done being just a services back office.,
Global memory chip shortages are raising smartphone and laptop prices — but Ashwini Vaishnaw says India has the answer. With data centre investments set to cross $200 billion and new chip plants coming online, can India become a semiconductor producer instead of just a consumer?,
India's total exports surged nearly 15% in April–May 2026‑27, defying the West Asia war and elevated energy prices. With the Strait of Hormuz set to reopen, exporters are breathing easier — but the lesson of the past six months is that global trade can turn on a dime
Meesho's acquisition of Kirana Club highlights the growing strategic importance of India's small retailers and the race among technology companies to become essential partners in the country's commerce ecosystem.