Delhivery Financial Services has received RBI approval for a Type II NBFC-ND license, marking the logistics major's formal entry into lending. Here's what it means for the company and India's embedded finance trend.
As America marks 250 years of independence, the Carnegie Corporation's 2026 Great Immigrants list includes four Indian-origin honorees spanning biotech, medicine, and technology — joining a roster that already includes a Nobel laureate and a former Surgeon General.
Kunal Shah built FreeCharge, sold it, then built CRED on a contrarian bet. In June 2026, Meta handed him the keys to WhatsApp — the messaging app that runs daily life for billions of people.
The Carnegie Corporation honours four Indian-origin leaders in its 2026 Great Immigrants class, spotlighting biotech, tech, psychology and cybersecurity achievement.
Vispero appoints Indian American executive Sid Gaitonde as CEO to lead the assistive technology firm's next chapter of customer-driven innovation.
India's Most Admired Technology Company Posts 13.9% Revenue Surge, Signs Landmark AI Deals, and Declares ₹12 Dividend — Proving It Is the Engine of Digital India
Fresh produce is the hardest part of retail to organise. It is perishable, unpredictable, and resistant to the standard supply-chain economics that FMCG companies use to manage complexity. Ninjacart has spent a decade turning it into a disciplined, technology-enabled, EBITDA-profitable business.
Adage Automation has been building mission-critical gas analyser systems for India's oil and gas, steel, cement, chemicals, and power industries since 2001. It is India's leading player in the gas analytical market. InCred Growth Partners just led a ₹230 crore round — one of the largest growth-stage investments in Indian industrial technology — to take it global and take it AI.
DUSQ launched on US Kickstarter on June 9, 2026. Within days, it had crossed $1 million — becoming the fastest Indian healthtech company in the platform's history to do so, surpassing Ultrahuman's original Ring campaign by 2x
"We're building Neothera on the belief that skin conditions cannot be solved through products alone." Radhika Agarwal spent nearly five years at Blume Ventures backing consumer tech founders. Now, with ₹9 crore in pre-seed funding and Blume leading the round, she is building the kind of company she once looked for as an investor.