India's EV growth is accelerating, with urban centers and two-wheelers leading. However, concerns about durability, ...

Deep-tech startups have been officially recognised by the government, allowing a 20-year operation period and a ₹300-crore ...

The notification replaces the February 2019 startup framework and introduces a separate set of eligibility, tax and ...

The Centre defines ‘deep tech’ startups in India, emphasizing R&D, novel IP, and extended timelines for innovation ...

India has revised its startup framework, increasing turnover limits, extending eligibility for deep-tech firms, and including cooperative societies in the Startup India programme. Startups can now be ...

The definition of deep tech startups will have recognition of up to 20 years and a turnover limit of Rs 300 crore.

Government expands startup definition, doubling turnover limit to Rs 200 crore. Deep Tech Startup recognition introduced.

The government has expanded the definition of startups to include deep technology firms as a separate sub-category as part of its revised guidelines to strengthen the Startup ...

Organisations shift from artificial intelligence (AI) pilots to operational deployment as governments prioritise digital ...

Nearshoring began as a geographic solution. Its next phase will be a strategic one, built on connectivity, collaboration and capability.

AI is consolidating into super-app ecosystems that reshape work, media and infrastructure. Leaders must rethink governance ...