Palak Agarwal

As convenience moves beyond groceries, startups are racing to digitise India’s fragmented home services market.

By reducing foreign control and transitioning to IOCC, Swiggy could gain operational flexibility, better unit economics and greater scale in India’s rapidly evolving quick commerce market.

Palak Agarwal Swiggy is looking to shed its “foreign-controlled” tag as the food and quick commerce major moves to qualify as an Indian

India's $13-billion spacetech sector aims to hit $40 billion by 2030. But with just 1.3% of global capital and no major exits yet, can it truly scale?

As enterprises race to deploy AI, many are struggling to move beyond pilots and productivity tools. Celonis argues that process intelligence is the missing layer needed to unlock measurable business outcomes.

Speaking exclusively to Business Today on the sidelines of Goa Shackathon, Goa IT and Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte outlined the state’s vision of becoming a lifestyle-led start-up destination

Swiggy’s push stumbled after shareholders resisted broader governance changes, while Eternal’s cleaner restructuring helped Blinkit secure operational flexibility in quick commerce.

Palak Agarwal Food delivery and quick commerce major Swiggy has hit a roadblock in its attempt to become an Indian Owned and Controlled

Lawyers say the ruling may not immediately lead to incarceration, but could intensify asset scrutiny, weaken settlement leverage, and add pressure across jurisdictions.

Palak Agarwal In another setback for embattled edtech founder Byju Raveendran, a Singapore court has sentenced him to six months in jail