Continue Research, the science project backed by Deepinder Goyal, found that ageing may be driven by gravity reducing blood flow to the brain. Its first hypothesis claims daily inversions can raise brain flow by 7%.

The technology requirements of SMEs are a lot different from large enterprises, and one needs to understand this first before building for them, according to Manjeet Jindal, Associate Director - Engineering, Tally Solutions.

At TechSparks 2025, Rohant Shyam Rammohan reveals why messaging will power Indias next big leap in digital commerce, and what businesses must do to stay ahead.

At TechSparks 2025, spacetech founders discussed how AI strengthens space data intelligence, advances tracking, imaging and propulsion infrastructure, and shapes commercial strategy, market-fit, and sustainable scaling.

At TechSparks 2025, Shivaarti Bajaj, Founder and Managing Partner of RSD Bajaj Global Law Firm, emphasised that consent and trust are core to building AI and deeptech startups in Indias new regulatory era.

At TechSparks 2025, NVIDIAs Jigar Halani spoke about Indias distinctive AI needs, the push for efficient infrastructure, the role of data curation, real-world deployments, and the rise of agentic systems.

Solar technologies like TOPCon and PERC modules are becoming more efficient and addressing issues like the longevity and intermittency of solar energy with lithium-ion batteries.

Pine Labs ends its debut trading day 3.9% up from the listing price. Oakter designs and manufactures smart home and connected devices in India. Laxmi Dental has evolved from a small lab in Mumbai into a digital dentistry powerhouse.

This Lucknow-based startup, which began as an edtech platform, has successfully pivoted into a defencetech company building UAVs that fly to an unprecedented 100,000 feet.

Ronnie Screwvalas upGrad and Ranjan Pais Manipal Group have both submitted expressions of interest for BYJUS parent company.

The month of November has not witnessed any significant upward movement in venture capital inflow into Indian startups, largely due to the absence of large deals.

The governments new export incentives are set to recalibrate MSME operations, making traceability, material verification, and ESG reporting central to competitiveness in textile, leather, and home furnishing supply chains.

Flipkart is sharpening its value-commerce strategy for small sellers by introducing a zero-commission model to expand its affordable assortments, as competition rises to grab the next cohort of users from Amazon and Meesho.

With the reduced GST rates becoming effective from September 22, October witnessed a strong uptick in vehicle registrations, resulting in a notable rise compared to wholesales.

Retail leasing rose sharply in the September quarter, led by fashion and F&B brands. Delhi NCR accounted for the largest share of activity, followed by Hyderabad, taking overall leasing to 110% of last year.

Pine Labs' IPO comprised a fresh issue of Rs 2,080 crore and an offer for sale of up to 82.34 million shares by existing shareholders.

Tracing innovation from ancient tools to the age of AI, Shubhradeep Guha, Global Chief Delivery Officer at Publicis Sapient argued that while technology evolves, true progress comes from how humans use it to create value, purpose, and lasting impact. Amrita Ghosh Technology trends come and g

YourStory presents the daily news roundup from the Indian startup ecosystem and beyond. Heres the roundup for Friday, November 14, 2025.

In a masterclass session, Nishit Narang, Professor at BITS Pilani, layed out the framework to help prepare todays workforce to adapt to artificial intelligence and how decoding human skills, creativity, and adaptability can drive intelligence transformation across enterprises.

The DPDP rules outline how companies must obtain consent, process personal data, and respond to breaches, while establishing an enforcement system through the Data Protection Board.

Speaking at TechSparks 2025, Aviral Bhatnagar, Founder of AJVC, said India's pre-seed market could be five times larger than what is is if institutional capital existed to support it.

At TechSparks 2025, Metas Nayani Nasa spoke about WhatsApps central role in scaling businesses in India, Metas tech provider ecosystem, and how to become an independent tech provider.

At TechSparks 2025, Inmobis Mohit Saxena spoke about Indias position in the global AI race, the foundations of real AI engineering, the need for home grown IP and a deeper research culture.

PolicyBazaar began investing in AI as early as 2019, training its own automated speech recognition engine instead of relying on cloud vendors.

The IPO comprises a fresh issue of Rs 2,080 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of up to 82.34 million shares by existing shareholders.

At TechSparks 2025, Microsofts Salim Naim outlined how AI is evolving from conversational tools to autonomous agents that collaborate, transact, and operate safely within enterprises.

The coworking industry in India is entering a new eraone defined not just by expansion but by sustainable value creation and public-market maturity.

Investment platform Groww extended its market rally on Thursday, briefly crossing the $10 billion (Rs 88,500 crore) valuation mark in morning trade as investor enthusiasm carried over from its blockbuster debut.

Founded in 2014 by Shishir Gupta, Oakter designs and manufactures smart home and connected devices in India, producing up to a million units monthly for consumers and enterprise clients.

Manipal Group has entered the BYJUS insolvency process as the deadline for submitting Expressions of Interest is extended further to December 15.

Infibeam hived off its ecommerce marketplace into subsidiary Rediff.com, while deploying Rs 100 crore from a recent rights issue into AI development.

Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. and Manulife Financial Corporation have agreed to establish a 50-50 life insurance joint venture in India, committing up to 3,600 crore rupees each over the next decade as they seek to capitalize on one of the world's fastest-growing insurance markets. The venture, announc

PhysicsWallah IPO saw a late surge on day three, lifting overall subscription to about 1.8 times as institutional buyers finally stepped in after two muted sessions.

At TechSparks 2025, executives from Snowflake, Google, and NextGen Cloud Technologies said artificial intelligence is forcing a fundamental reckoning in how marketing defines success.

Microsoft's Sandeep Alur says businesses must prepare for agentic AI that acts independently, collaborates like humans, and requires onboarding like employees

Hari Menon is referring to the company's launch of diaposable plates made from Siali leaves, in partnership with tribal communities in Odisha.

YourStory presents the daily news roundup from the Indian startup ecosystem and beyond. Heres the roundup for Wednesday, November 13, 2025.

The surge follows Groww's strong debut on Wednesday, when the company's stock closed 31% higher at Rs 130.94 on the BSE and Rs 128.85 on the NSE, compared to an issue price of Rs 100 per share.

A panel at TechSparks 2025 explored India's endeavour to build advanced homegrown hardware and intelligence systems for deployment in real-world systems.

The investment is a mix of project financing and an off-take agreement which will support Varaha to expand the Kheti soil project that is currently operating on ground with more than 25,000 farmers in India.

Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Shri Piyush Goyal has announced a major policy thrust to transform Indias tribal economy by promoting

Honasa Consumer is strengthening distribution while entering the premium oral beauty. BharatGens Ganesh Ramakrishnan spoke about the need to build AI in India from the ground up. Women-founded climate and circular-economy enterprises are making Indias sustainability movement more inclusive.

Delhi-based Airth has built patented filters that convert air conditioners into efficient purifiers.

During the quarter, the company also recorded an impairment on its investment in PokerBaazi due to new regulations that banned online real-money games in the country.

The company is also extending its Uber One membership benefits to teens if a guardian has an active Uber One membership.

With quick commerce now contributing 10% of sales, Honasa Consumer is strengthening distribution while entering the premium oral beauty. Its flagship brand Mamaearth has also returned to profitability after last years inventory-led correction.

PhysicsWallahs IPO saw muted traction on the second day, with overall subscription at 13%, retail investors leading modestly while institutions stayed on the sidelines.

Myntra said shopper conversions have risen 25% from creator-led content, as revenue from its content-to-commerce initiatives doubled to 10% over the past year.

The parent company of Naukri.com had an uptick in profit primarily due to a deferred credit transferred during the period.

The stock opened at a 12% premium on the NSE and a 14% premium on the BSE over the upper end of the IPO price band, reflecting strong investor demand for the Bengaluru-based fintechs market debut.