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Inside the jury shaping the One Of A Kind Startup Awards
The One of a Kind Startup Awards 2026, presented by The Economic Times and Cashfree Payments, is seeking India's most promising internet-first startups. A distinguished jury of investors, a unicorn founder, and a policymaker will evaluate entries, bringing a wealth of experience in building and scaling category-defining companies.
ETtech Interview: Lightspeed’s Ravi Mhatre & Bejul Somaia on the AI bubble, India opportunity & more
Lightspeed Venture Partners, a leading Silicon Valley-based investment firm, is of the view that despite the current valuation "euphoria" in artificial intelligence (AI), the technology represents a once-in-a-generation transformation that will rewire all sectors and businesses.
Layoffs in 2023: Microsoft, Cognizant, Accenture among latest firms to cut jobs amid economic turmoil
The layoff wave has swept not only startups and mid-sized firms, but also big tech companies such as Amazon, Microsoft, and Google parent Alphabet, among others.
ShareChat launches certification programme for marketers, advertisers and brands
The idea behind this free-of-cost, learning programme is to enable brands to leverage ShareChat and Moj’s network of more than 400 million monthly active users (MAUs) to reach millennials, and create campaigns that drive great results, the company said.
Chinese TikTok clones vying to click with Indians, three now in Google Play Store's top 10 list
A raft of Indian short-video apps, such as Trell, Bolo Indya, Chingari and Mitron, have not been far behind, aggressively trying to fill TikTok’s big shoes. They have been downloaded by millions of users since the TikTok ban. The Google Play’s ‘Top Charts’ list also includes Indian apps like Moj, Roposo, and MX TakaTak.
Indian tech startups get a space in Google's Sand Hill
Google is deepening its engagements with startups here to find a potential high-growth winner.
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Google Launchpad Accelerator announces second lot of startups from India
The programme includes $50,000 in equity free funding and a two-week all expenses paid bootcamp, apart from a six months of ongoing mentorship and product credits including Google Cloud.
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