Palak Agarwal

From diagnostics to hospital operations, AI is proving its commercial value. The next challenge is scaling it responsibly while balancing costs, governance and patient trust.

The GCC ecosystem in India is moving beyond cost arbitrage, taking on product, engineering and AI mandates as global enterprises increasingly shift strategic work to the country.

India’s deep-tech startups are moving from prototypes to commercialisation, but inadequate testing infrastructure, patient capital, procurement and supply chains threaten to widen the gap.

With GSVA up 143% in a decade, Uttarakhand is moving beyond its tourism-led identity, using stronger connectivity, infrastructure and industrial policies to attract manufacturers and deepen its economic base.

India's deep-tech ecosystem is at an inflection point, with start-ups moving beyond assembly to indigenous technologies, and confronting the harder challenge of scaling them globally.

Speaking with Business Today Happiest Minds CEO Joseph Anantharaju explained that the company had previously been unable to bid for some deals because certain capabilities were missing. The merger, he said, would “raise the bar of the size of deals”.

From smartphones and electronic components to semiconductors, India is building the deeper supply chains needed to turn manufacturing scale into global competitiveness.

78% of Indian businesses eye switching primary payment gateway

Bhatt’s exit follows Advent’s opposition to his continuation and comes as the private equity investor gains greater ownership and board representation after the Encora deal.

While funds are still pouring into India's quick commerce segment, competition is picking up. The winners will be those that can turn massive scale into sustainable profits.