India's private equity landscape evolves as enterprise tech and deeptech lead the next wave. Deal volume rises but value dips, signaling investor selectivity. Discover the key trends shaping 2026 investments.
India leaps to 3rd place in the global AI race, powered by Karnataka's ambitious Rs 518 crore startup policy targeting 25,000 new ventures by 2030. Discover how.
Nasscom president highlights India's new ₹1 trillion R&D fund as pivotal but stresses that building true innovation sovereignty requires deeper ecosystem reforms. Read the full analysis.
Speciale Invest targets ₹1,400-1,600 crore for its second growth fund, focusing on scaling deeptech startups in space, energy, and advanced manufacturing. Read about the changing investment landscape.
Raghu Vamsi Aerospace Group opens a new 25,000 sq ft deeptech defence campus in Hyderabad, unveiling six indigenous systems. Read about India's growing defence manufacturing prowess.
Five IIT Kharagpur students secure annual packages exceeding Rs 2 crore in 2025-26 placements. High-Frequency Trading firms and DeepTech roles drive top salaries. Read more.
Karnataka emerges as India's deep tech hub, driving structural shift in innovation-led returns. Discover how patient capital solves hard problems in technology.
Bengaluru-based Tsalla Aerospace, an innovative drone technology startup, has successfully raised $1 million in funding to accelerate its aerospace manufacturing capabilities and expand operations.
Karnataka announces massive ₹600 crore investment in Deeptech and AI startups, positioning Bengaluru as India's premier innovation hub with new seed funding initiatives.
Union Minister Piyush Goyal reaffirms government's strong commitment to boosting India's deep-tech sector, emphasizing innovation, startup growth, and global competitiveness in emerging technologies.
India's startup ecosystem reaches new heights as 100 deeptech ventures launch with robust government support. MEITY Secretary reveals comprehensive policy framework to fuel innovation in AI, semiconductors, and quantum computing.
IT Minister Priyank Kharge announces Karnataka's ambitious plan to lead India's next wave of AI innovation with new policies and investment opportunities in DeepTech.