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For the first time, large companies beyond startups will be eligible for government support to design chips in India, which is crucial for India to have control over its technology and capture more value from the global chip industry.
3 min read16 Jul 2026Despite a surge in generic semaglutide options, recent data indicates that market dynamics are shifting, affecting sales forecasts and patient onboarding rates.
3 min read13 Jul 2026Real-world mileage drops and fears of engine damage trigger a backlash, even as the Centre dismisses a rollback to protect massive green-energy investments.
3 min read13 Jul 2026Jio and Airtel want to use high-power Wi-Fi for faster broadband at a lower cost. However, Isro's concerns related to satellite interference could play a dampener.
3 min read9 Jul 2026Indian diets are rich in empty calories from cheap cereals. Removing eggs from mid-day meals could worsen child nutrition.
3 min read6 Jul 2026Persistent Systems' Nagarro deal and LTM's Randstad acquisition reflect a broader push by Indian IT companies to diversify beyond the US, gain local capabilities and tap Europe's growing technology market.
3 min read2 Jul 2026A merchant banking licence would allow Zerodha to advise companies on fundraising, IPO and other capital market transactions, opening a new revenue stream beyond broking. Can it carve out a niche in a business dominated by established investment banks?
3 min read30 Jun 2026Over the past 18 months, separate cyberattack incidents have involved TCS, JLR and now Tata Electronics. What's happening?
2 min read24 Jun 2026The Delhi high court on Friday said the government had sufficient material to justify the blocking order of Telegram. What are the implications of the ruling for other messaging apps?
5 min read21 Jun 2026SpaceX’s $2.5 trillion valuation is driven by its reusable rocket technology, which slashed launch costs and dominates the global space market. India’s startups, Skyroot and Agnikul, are targeting small-satellite launches, but need capital, scale and consistent execution to build a success story.
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