The report says that with the right policy push, the industry has the potential to be on par with the size of the European music market in a decade

Renowned economist and Nobel laureate Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee has trashed the ideology that calls for lesser or limited government interventions towards uplifting the poor; Amazon India announced the launch of its 'Mentor Connect' programme on April 11, aimed at accelerating the growth of start-ups and emerging brand owners enrolled under its Amazon Launchpad initiative; Indian IT major Infosys will consider a share buyback plan in its board meeting scheduled on April 14 and is expected to hold board meetings on April 13 and 14 to approve and take on record financial results for the quarter and fiscal ended March 31, 2021. Watch this and more on News Blast.Also Read: 3rd COVID-19 vaccine in India? Expert panel to decide on Russia's Sputnik V

The omni-channel startup sells vitamins, minerals, immunity boosters, sports nutrition products and Ayurvedic herbs through its three physical stores in Hyderabad and its website

Puresh daily offers subscription for milk produce, tabling produce from their eight franchise farms to 1,200 subscribers in three cities such as Ranchi, Ramgarh and Bokaro

Fireside closed its second fund in January this year at Rs 863 crore, and Singh believes that its strategy of not chasing unicorns has paid off

Gupshup's messaging platform is used by more than 1,00,000 businesses and developers to build their own messaging and conversational experiences to serve their users. As per Gupshup, its clients send more than 6 billion messages each month

Anas Rahman Junaid left a high-paying job at the UK and returned to India to start the Indian version of the Hurun Rich List in 2012. In an exclusive interview with BusinessToday.In Junaid shares insight into wealth creation in India. He says India will create more billionaires than the US in the next five to six years. He believes China and India will lead in wealth creation in the next two decades. Watch the full interview for more.

Google is anticipated to release the next generation of its Pixel Buds later this year. Recent developments now hint that the truly wireless earphones will come with 3D audio support.

Cred is among the few Indian startups to accomplish unicorn status at an early stage, having started its operations only two and a half years ago

The Android security patch for April 2021 has started rolling out for Pixel devices. It brings some important security improvements and bug fixes.

The deal will leapfrog Swiggy's valuation to around $5 billion from its previous valuation of $3.6 billion in 2020

Existing investors of Meesho, including Facebok Inc, Prosus Ventures, Shunwei Capital, Venture Highway and Knollwood Investment, also participated in the latest investment round

Byju's said the deal is a strategic partnership with AESL, which is a leader in test-prep services. However, the companies did not comment on the financial details of the deal

The consortium comprising Google, Facebook and Infibeam Avenue will likely offer its payment services overseas. The NUE, if granted an operating licence, is going to be positioned against global payments giants such as Mastercard and Visa in some markets

Bengaluru-based edtech firm has seen a substantial rise in its valuation due to ongoing pandemic as education has, to a large extent, moved online with schools and colleges being closed to further stem the coronavirus spread

Programme will support PM Modi's vision of making the country a self-reliant nation as it creates a ready platform to support start-ups willing to design semiconductor chips in India

The three new startups will now engage with the company for paid projects, he added. MSI had launched the MAIL initiative in partnership with GHV Accelerator in January 2019

Indian food delivery start-up Zomato could complete the listing in Mumbai before the end of September; deliberations are underway and the details of the IPO, like issue size and timeline might change

MyGlamm plans to use the capital to invest in product development, support data science and technology research.

Mayank Bidawatka, co-founder of Koo said, \"There are millions of users, how many politicians you think there are? There are less than 0.1% of politicians on the platform. Somehow, what the media really loves to look at is you have so many politicians and they are from BJP\"