The Bengaluru ride-hailing platform — now Uber's own-declared biggest rival in India — closes a $730 Mn primary and secondary transaction as it doubles down on tier-2 expansion and affordable mobility.
As AI voice agents proliferate across customer service, sales, and enterprise workflows, the telephony layer they run on is becoming its own infrastructure category — and Bengaluru's Vobiz.ai is betting on being the plumbing.
The Erode-based dairy brand that sells no liquid milk just secured Singapore's sovereign wealth giant as a pre-IPO backer. The market debut is now a matter of timing, not if.
Nutrition marketplace HyugaLife has raised Rs 100 crore in a Series A led by IvyCap Ventures, with plans to build a dark store network and push into offline retail for the first time.
Freepik — the stock asset library that every design student in India has had open in at least one browser tab — has rebranded as Magnific. What looks like a name change is actually a declaration: the era of downloading free vectors is over.
The casual gaming studio behind Cozy Finds and Zen Math Crossword plans to test 20-plus new prototypes over the next 18 months after nearly quadrupling its total funding.
Founded in 2024, the startup already serves global enterprise Rackspace and claims its agents cut incident resolution time by up to 80% — a striking early signal for a two-year-old company.
Birla Cosmetics-backed LOVETC, which reported 30% month-on-month growth in its debut year, is entering 2026 with a celebrity face, expanded retail, and new category launches on the horizon.
A plasma-based electric stove is generating real excitement across Indian social media. The technology exists. The need is genuine. But the gap between what's being claimed and what's commercially available deserves a closer look.
The viral quote came from a lawsuit, not a speech. Here's what the documents actually say — and what Indians actually heard.
Mumbai-based investor enters early-stage ecosystem with first investments across consumer and fitness startups
People online have been buzzing about Ayesha Khan’s comments after Dhurandhar, but there’s something else happening in her life that’s starting to get noticed—her food truck business in Mumbai.