Sankalp Phartiyal

Larsen & Toubro Ltd. plans to invest more than $300 million to create a chip company, joining other Indian conglomerates in a push to build out a semiconductor industry in the world's most populous country.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi trumpeted India’s potential in technology, saying the country aims to increase its electronics sector to $500 billion by the end of the decade.

Tata Consultancy Services Ltd.’s quarterly profit missed analysts’ estimates, a sign that clients from banks to retailers remain hesitant to commit to large investments on information technology.

(Bloomberg) -- When racing-car engineer Mudit Dandwate nearly lost an uncle to undiagnosed sepsis in an Indian hospital, he made it his mission to improve patient monitoring in the country of 1.4 billion.

Paytm reported its first-ever net income, helped by a gain from the sale of its events business as the Indian fintech pioneer fights to rebound from regulatory setbacks.

India’s top court struck down a tribunal order that allowed Byju’s to settle debts with a creditor, pushing the online tutor back firmly into the insolvency process and taking it a step closer to failure.

(Bloomberg) -- India's top court struck down a bankruptcy tribunal's order that allowed Byju's to settle debts with a key creditor, pushing the online tutor back firmly into the insolvency process.

Hospitals across India — as in much of the world — are often understaffed. Innovators are coming up with ways to use technology to ease the crunch.

(Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc.'s iPhone exports from India jumped by a third in the six months through September, underscoring its push to expand manufacturing in the country and reduce dependence on China.

It has an army of gig workers, a fleet of mini-warehouses and big-name investors. But a knockout trading debut isn’t a guarantee.