Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal pulled out a viral creative that compared the current status of Indian startups with those in ...

Nepali Ambassador to India Shankar Sharma and Additional Secretary (North) from the Ministry of External Affairs of India Munu Mahawar jointly inaugurated the Nepal pavilion at Startup Mahakumbh 2025 ...

VC firm Peak XV Partners’ managing director Rajan Anandan has said that the deeptech sector is the “final frontier” for the ...

Sridhar Vembu had called on Indians to embrace self-reliance and develop indigenous capabilities suited to India's unique ...

Gangtok, Mar 21 (PTI) To promote adventure tourism in Sikkim, bungee jumping will be started in the Himalayan state during the rural tourism meet, officials said on Friday. The bungee jumping will be ...

A video of two Danish tourists is going viral on the internet. In the video they are spotted picking up litter along the road while traveling to Yumthang Valley in North Sikkim. Apurwa Amit Updated : ...

The recent news that 1871 plans to depart the Merchandise Mart has sparked a broader discussion about Chicago’s startup ecosystem. While much of the focus remains on traditional startups, there ...

This grant follows the successful first phase of the ESEA program, which supported 14 ecosystem builders across five African countries. In the 2025 phase, Catalyst Fund will work alongside ...

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Government of India, and Kyndryl Solutions have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to accelerate innovation and scale ...

The year 2024 marked another pivotal chapter for India’s spacetech sector. Despite global economic headwinds and funding challenges, the sector demonstrated remarkable adaptability and innovation.

India has emerged as a preferred partner in the global technology ecosystem, driven by its expanding digital economy and deep talent pool, according to the President of the National Association of ...

Aarti Rani Das’ house is in dilapidated condition on the embankment of the Barak River at West Kumarpada. The walls are cracked and held up by wooden planks to prevent collapsing. Over time, the house ...