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The wider composition of the U35 list reflects entrepreneurial activity across both newer technology businesses and established industries.
Updated : Oct 16, 2026

Young entrepreneurs expand into clean energy, SpaceTech and defence, Hurun U35 list shows

The Avendus Wealth–Hurun India U35 List 2026 features seven entrepreneurs in clean energy and renewables, while 21 founders operate across DeepTech and HardTech segments, including AI, SpaceTech, aerospace and defence, and cybersecurity.

The ten entrepreneurs represent a mix of first-generation business builders and leaders associated with established enterprises.
Updated : Oct 15, 2026

Who are the 10 youngest entrepreneurs on Hurun’s U35 list 2026? Meet the leaders across AI, jewellery, industrials

The Avendus Wealth–Hurun India U35 List 2026 features ten of its youngest entrepreneurs, all aged 31, across sectors including artificial intelligence, space technology, jewellery, renewable energy and industrials. Anmol Bhansali of Goldiam International is the youngest leader on the list, while Foxtale founder Romita Mazumdar is the youngest woman entrepreneur.

The e200X has been designed as a single platform capable of serving three different markets
Updated : Jun 24, 2026

No more traffic jams? This Indian startup’s electric aircraft moves closer to flying taxis

The company said the aircraft is intended to address urban mobility challenges, particularly in emergency medical transport.

Experts stressed that collaboration among academia, industry, and government is vital to build sovereign, domain-specific AI models.
Updated : Oct 29, 2025

India’s AI startups drive sector innovation, funding caps threaten growth

India startups are building state-of-the-art AI models for offering sector-based solutions to customers at scale.

Speakers at the 'AI Playbook for India: CTO Insights & Strategies' session highlighted infrastructure, innovation, and inclusion as the key drivers of India’s AI decade.
Updated : Oct 29, 2025

BT AI Summit 2025: How startups, satellites, students are powering India’s tech revolution

From billion-dollar investments to space-tech breakthroughs, India’s AI journey is shifting from experimentation to real-world impact, powered by startups, research, and a young, ambitious talent pool.