I expect my own industry, impact investing, to become significantly more mainstream globally

Farmkart's tech solutions are designed for non-tech savvy farmers providing them with fertilisers, pesticides, fungicides, seeds, farm equipment, among others at their doorsteps with no delivery cost

Stuck at home with limited sport and entertainment options, many are taking to online gaming. While companies hope to retain the surge in users, gaming is yet to make big money in India

Talking about various steps taken to help MSMEs, he said banks have announced an emergency credit line for such businesses to improve their liquidity which has been hit by the outbreak of COVID-19

Investments in Indian social and other media (including those in regional languages) as well as start-ups could lead to a subtle push toward the Chinese narrative on bilateral issues and disputes with India, a shift to a more favourable depiction of China and suppression of criticism

There's a new war brewing in the kitchen between restaurants and online food aggregators

Protecting user data, enhanced capital support to start-ups and changes in IT sector laws can transform India into a digitally empowered society

Pharmaceutical players will set up plants in major markets, go for more automation and focus on digital marketing

Coronavirus lockdown has created multiple landmines in the financial services sector. This is how banks and NBFCs are preparing for life post-coronavirus

From start-up founders, venture capitalists to family offices and investment bankers, all are coming together in unusual ways to help find quick and scalable solutions

If WFH does become the new norm as predicted, several industries, particularly IT firms, will free up expensive office spaces to cut cost drastically

The start-up founders suggested that imposing a lockdown this week instead of 30 days later would help save 10,000 lives in just 90 days

Coronavirus news: In a tweet on Tuesday, Prime Minister's Office stated that PM Narendra Modi will talk about issues relating to COVID-19 and the efforts to combat it in his address.

Venture Capital funds have spent USD 10 billion on Indian Startups in 2019, 55% more than the previous year and is the highest ever in the Indian start up ecosystem

A Niti Aayog official said that to get to a $5 trillion or $10 trillion economy by 2030 from the current levels of $2.9 trillion, India needs to grow at 11.5 per cent annually

A new breed of tech-savvy players is targeting niche lending segments not covered by banks and traditional NBFCs. Their journey is not without challenges

Modi said sectors like tourism, urban development, infrastructure and agri-based industry have great potential for employment generation and nurturing economic growth

The Disrupt or Die theme is apt for the times when technology is disrupting businesses across the value chain

At the end of 2017, India had about eight unicorns. Today, there are 30. Yet another nuance of the ecosystem is the fact that the time to becoming a unicorn is shrinking - while it took well over five years for Flipkart, Udaan, a business-to-business e-commerce firm, did it in two. Why is this time span shrinking? At Business Today's annual conclave MindRush in Mumbai, four venture capitalists got together to explain. Anjali Bansal of Avaana Capital, Karthik Reddy, Co-founder of Blume Ventures, Rehan Yar Khan, Managing Partner of Orios Venture Partners, and Tej Kapoor, Managing Director and Head of Fosun RZ Capital India, pointed to a confluence of factors. Watch the video for more.

Technology companies will always push the envelope on regulation but the government must listen, say experts at BT Mindrush event