IIT Madras and Unicorn India Ventures have begun investing in research-intensive startups developing technologies in space, quantum computing, batteries and carbon capture.
India’s vehicle tax system still relies heavily on size and engine thresholds. As the market evolves, the case for linking taxation more closely to outcomes is growing.
The IndiaAI Mission is expanding a subsidised national compute pool for startups, researchers and universities.
TakeMe2Space’s planned satellite will let customers use AI to analyse imagery in space and receive the results on Earth.
India needs stronger local supply chains, simpler regulations and reliable policy execution to compete for investment as companies diversify beyond China.
The university-designed processor renders graphics on reprogrammable hardware and could eventually serve vehicle dashboards and industrial displays.
Two C-DAC partnerships bring technology sovereignty and clean power into India’s data-centre build-out.
India is looking to batteries, electronics and industrial waste as sources of materials for its growing industries.
India’s semiconductor push now spans manufacturing, packaging, materials, equipment and the supplier network needed to support them.
For thousands of gig workers, this tax season is their first encounter with the ITR system.
OpenAI says it has produced a proof for the Navier–Stokes problem. But disputed credit, unresolved verification and questions over private research complicate the claim.
The move will allow eligible Indian companies to compete for production of DRDO-developed conventional missile systems.
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