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    India's ChatGPT boom faces a reality check as free AI use meets rising costs

    India has emerged as ChatGPT's largest market, driven by its vast digitally connected population and widespread access to free AI services. However, as AI infrastructure expands and computing and energy costs rise, companies face the challenge of recovering investments. Convincing price-sensitive Indian users to pay for AI remains difficult.

    Reinventing the pond: How this Bengal start-up is helping fish farmers battle climate and credit crisis

    At a time when climate change is impacting world resources, including the aquatic system, Jalpaiguri’s Essential Aquatech is working to empower smallholder fish farmers by turning data into actionable insights and measures.

    Two childhood friends turned a college note-taking problem into an AI business that generated more than $13 million by age 21

    Turbo AI, founded by Sarthak Dhawan and Rudy Arora, is a groundbreaking note-taking app that rapidly grew its user base. From their roots as college students to thriving entrepreneurs, they showcased effective marketing and innovation. Their strategic use of social media helped them amass 300,000 users and generate $500,000 in revenue soon after launch. Their journey also taught them invaluable lessons from previous endeavors.

    Gen Z has jobs, networks and endless online connections, but still feels lonely: This startup wants to change that

    A startup focused on helping young professionals build real-world communities has raised $3.5 million as concerns grow over loneliness among younger workers. Clockout, founded by Krishna Dosapati, connects users with nearby professionals, clubs and events, aiming to move networking beyond screens. The company says its platform is designed to help people form social and professional relationships, particularly after moving cities or changing industries.

    ET Startup Awards 2026 | Bootstrap Champ: Habuild stretches profits without bending to VC cash

    Founded in 2020 by Saurabh and Trishala Bothra and Anshul Agrawal, the platform aimed to make yoga more accessible and has become one of India's largest digital wellness platforms, growing without external funding.

    Nazara games subsidiary to acquire Ultimate Teen Patti IP from Games24x7

    Nazara Technologies acquires Ultimate Teen Patti IP rights for Rs 10 crore from Games24x7. Nextwave subsidiary to expand casual freemium gaming with the acquisition, expecting deal closure within 90 days.

    The Economic Times
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