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How a one‑year‑old merger created a ₹34,917 crore media colossus — and why AI is about to rewrite the script.

How a one‑year‑old merger created a ₹34,917 crore media colossus — and why AI is about to rewrite the script.

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How a one‑year‑old merger created a ₹34,917 crore media colossus — and why AI is about to rewrite the script.

Reliance’s media empire nearly doubled to ₹34,917 crore in FY26 — JioHotstar now has 550M users, Jio Studios grabbed 40% of India’s box office, and AI is set to rewrite everything from script to screen. Inside the rise of India’s entertainment colossus.,

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Fractal Analytics, Sarvam AI, and Vaidya 2.0: The Three Stories Defining India's AI Leadership Moment in June 2026
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Fractal Analytics, Sarvam AI, and Vaidya 2.0: The Three Stories Defining India's AI Leadership Moment in June 2026

June 2026 has produced three landmark moments for India's AI ambition: Fractal Analytics' public market debut as India's first AI IPO, Sarvam AI's unveiling of its Sarvam-30B and 105B large language models at the India AI Impact Summit, and Fractal's launch of Vaidya 2.0 — a sovereign healthcare reasoning model that could transform diagnostics at population scale.

9 mins read13 Jun 2026
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The Bengaluru Brain Rush: Why Google AI's Fund Chief Says the Next GenAI Unicorn Will Come From India

Excerpt: In March 2026, Google AI Futures Fund cofounder Jonathan Silber declared that the next unicorn in generative AI would emerge from India. Weeks later, two Indian startups — Sarvam AI and Emergent — were in talks to raise $250 million rounds at unicorn valuations. Neysa had already become India's second unicorn of 2026. The land of IT services is now the land of foundation models.

05 Jun 2026
The Algorithm and the State: Inside India's Proposed AI Act That Could Ban Deepfakes, Mandate Watermarking, and Create a New Regulator—And Why Hollywood and Bollywood Are Both Watching
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The Algorithm and the State: Inside India's Proposed AI Act That Could Ban Deepfakes, Mandate Watermarking, and Create a New Regulator—And Why Hollywood and Bollywood Are Both Watching

— On the morning of May 28, two days ago, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology released a 217‑page draft of legislation that will, if enacted, fundamentally reshape the relationship between artificial intelligence and the Indian state. The Artificial Intelligence (Regulation and Governance) Act, 2026—the "AI Act," as it is already being called—is the most ambitious regulatory intervention in the technology sector that any democratic government has attempted. It proposes to ban certain categories of AI‑generated content, including non‑consensual deepfake pornography and AI‑generated child sexual abuse material. It mandates that all AI‑generated or AI‑assisted content—images, videos, audio, text—that is published or distributed in India be watermarked or labelled in a way that identifies its synthetic origin. It creates a new statutory authority, the Artificial Intelligence Regulatory Authority of India, with the power to license, audit, and sanction the developers and deployers of high‑risk AI systems. And it imposes criminal penalties—including imprisonment—for the most serious violations of its provisions.

30 May 2026
The Indian SaaS Revolution: Numbers That Shock
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The Indian SaaS Revolution: Numbers That Shock

From a $9 billion market in 2025 to a projected $102 billion by 2035, India's software industry is no longer just the world's back office — it's building the world's software.

8 mins read30 May 2026
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