Proposed online gaming bill could wipe out India's real money gaming...
... startups. “The bill seems aimed at offshore gambling and betting apps but...
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Proposed online gaming bill could wipe out India's real money gaming sector, push users ...
... startups. “The bill seems aimed at offshore gambling and betting apps but ends up targeting law-abiding, tax-paying Indian startups.” Th...
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Forget chatbots, lace up for robot race - Times of India
Use it to train Indian AI systems. Be the first customers for Indian robotics startups. Your early adoption gives them credibility to go glo...
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Indian startups harnessing microfluidics to deliver rapid, affordable tests - Medical Buyer
In India, several startups are using this technology to build portable, efficient solutions for healthcare, research, and environmental appl...
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Online gaming ban: Startups prepare Supreme Court challenge - Mint
India's leading online gaming startups are preparing a Supreme Court challenge to the new law banning money-based games, payments, and a...
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Kids' lifestyle brand Famyo raises Rs 4 crore in funding from IAN Angel Fund, others
– Sathishkumar Anavangot, Investment Director, The Chennai Angels & Former Managing Director, Henkel India Ltd. The startup will use the...
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Joined in the morning, left by lunch: Delhi startup employee quits on first day, earns netizens' respect
The employee left his company laptop on the desk, stepped out for lunch, and never returned. · The Indian Express.
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Blanket ban on online real money gaming will kill jobs, revenue, innovation: Priyank Kharge
The minister noted that over 2,000 gaming startups and ... Indian startup ecosystem and make the country a global magnate for game developme...
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From Bengaluru to Dubai: Indian VC Firms Chase the Middle East Tech Wave - GeneOnline
India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) stand at dramatic inflection points in their economic evolution. India's startup engine is hitt...
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The Great Talent Shift from Startups to GCCs - Analytics India Magazine
Hiring from IT services firms fell from 32% to 18% in FY24, while 16% of new hires came from startups and product companies, up from 13%.
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