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२.५ फ्रंट वॉरच्या पार्श्वभुमीवर, भारताने आपल्या परिपक्व

भारत जिस प्रकार से 2.5 फ्रंट युद्ध का सामना कर रहा है, ऐसी पर�

In the face of 2.5 front war, India should bolster the research and industrial security of its maturing innovation ecosystem

The Indian fintech sector has reacted positively to the RBI's self-regulatory initiative, but several challenges must be addressed for effective imple

भारताने आपल्या धोरणांची पुनर्रचना करणे आवश्यक आहे आणि उ�

India needs to recalibrate its strategies and adopt a holistic approach that bridges the gap between traditional sectors like manufacturing and emergi

तरुणांच्या क्षमतेचा योग्य वापर करून घेऊन आपण त्यांच्या�

India’s GIFT City aspires to integrate its economy into the global financial system, ensure capital flow and connectivity with global financial mark

By unlocking the youth’s potential, we build a more prosperous, healthier, and empowering future for them, for the nation, and for generations to co

भारताचे कृषी-तंत्रज्ञान प्रभावी प्रगती करत आहे आणि जागत�

Indian agritech is making impressive strides and expanding its global footprint, but it is still at a nascent stage and has penetrated only 1 percent

ज़ाहिर है कि इस गंभीर वैश्विक मुद्दे के समक्ष एक अधिक न्य�

As president of the Global Partnership on AI this year, India has the chance to lead the international dialogue around general-purpose AI technologies

India has accumulated valuable expertise in navigating complex markets, which can be shared to help startups in SCO countries.

তহবিল কম থাকায় ভারতীয় প্রযুক্তি স্টার্টআপগুলি বিশাল �

Indian tech startups are confronting huge roadblocks as funding runs low

If there was a large, liberal pool of patient investment capital, like in Silicon Valley, it is highly probable that there would be tremendous scope f

This effort should begin with a demand-side assessment of the Open Data ecosystem via consultations with AI innovators at startups, domestic corporat

There is immense potential for tech startups, social entrepreneurs and civil society organisations to become partners in India’s development coopera

A raging pandemic — which originated in China — has had very little adverse effect, allowing the Chinese to insulate their space programme from th

The government cannot launch measures which tackle different dimensions of the agrarian crisis in isolation from each other.

We are at the cusp of globalisation and digital connectivity, which has transformed how product building needs to be thought out.

We look for self-starters, we look for people who do not settle, we look for people who have done something of their own before.

Ad-hoc research initiatives and infrequent budgetary allocations would not suffice if India is to develop a vibrant research ecosystem.

This is a real opportunity for establishing a taut and symbiotic relationship between the three services and space unicorns, fostering an ecosystem th

The absence of any perceptible shift in Chinese VC enthusiasm for Indian space startups requires explanation, given how optimistic Chinese VCs have be

The last few years have seen Chinese investors deepening their push into the Indian startup ecosystem.

How does it play out in the larger technology war involving the US and China?

Both India and Australia can work together and be partners in development to create solutions for the world. Communication, collaboration and consiste

Despite the government’s Angel Tax, there exists a simmering discontent among Indian startups.

In the far corners of our world, jobs of the future are taking shape via people who are imagining new possibilities around customer problems and creat

Market mechanisms — more than policy interventions — are perhaps efficient interlocutors of the success of the startups' ecosystem.

How will startups be able to achieve true, sustainable scale in India?

China’s tech giants and venture capital funds are making increasing amounts of investment in startups abroad. Startups, being key drivers of digital innovation, are attractive investment targets; the capital can in turn help them grow and scale. These Chinese investments, however, are also the subject of increasing concern, amidst heightening global competition around digital technologies. Investments can lead to a sell-out of technology, an in

India began investing in Space science and technologies in the 1960s, putting in place an administrative structure similar to that for Atomic Energy. However, unlike the atomic energy domain which came under the 1948 Atomic Energy Act (revised in 1962), the country’s space activities are yet to be regulated by specific legislation. India’s space agency, ISRO, has historically viewed space technology applications primarily for societal develop

India, like much of the rest of the world, is faced with the twin but opposing conditions of economic potential and social concerns that need to be negotiated to realise the digital dividends from artificial intelligence (AI) and achieve sustainable and balanced growth. AI systems involve layers of technological dependencies that necessitate and enable social and institutional interdependency between stakeholders, enabling conditions, and resourc

India and the countries of Africa share common challenges in their education systems, among them, weak teacher capacities and lack of basic infrastructure. In India, technological interventions have been able to address some of the challenges at scale. Africa has met with less success in this regard, as governments prioritise the provision of hardware without addressing the systemic issues that hamper the adoption of such technologies. Cu

In recent years, startups have been receiving increased attention in many parts of the world. In India, the number of startups has increased fast and more support has become available in all dimensions. This paper analyses the current state of the Indian startup ecosystem and has three goals: to provide an understanding of the growth drivers and motivations of Indian startup founders; identify challenges facing these startups; and outline the pil

An increasing number of startups and new businesses have been founded in India over the last decade, the majority of them by men. While many Indian women have entrepreneurial ambitions, it is often more difficult for them to succeed. This brief examines the impediments to greater participation of female founders in India’s economy by first gathering available data to describe the situation of women entrepreneurs in the country. It then explores