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Surya Kannoth's coverage focuses on local events and industry-specific topics, with a significant emphasis on education and business-related themes. To effectively reach out to Surya, consider providing insights or access to experts within the realms of education technology, marketing (especially in relation to WhatsApp), data mesh, web3 technologies, and the sleep industry.
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By: Surya Kannoth
As platform reach declines and costs rise, Indian entrepreneurs are rethinking what it means to truly own their audience. Increasingly, they're moving away from rented platforms to build independent digital storefronts they control.
By: Surya Kannoth
Strap: What if startups didn’t have to chase distribution, but could build where demand already exists? A new project in Dwarka, The Omaxe State, is turning infrastructure into a platform for startup growth.-Surya KannothDelhi's oldest cricket stadium was built in 1883. The Arun Jaitley Stad
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Two founders inherited skills, values, and ways of living that were never meant to become businesses until building their websites helped them reach customers far beyond their villages. This Mother’s Day, meet the women who turned deeply personal convictions into discoverable brands with Hostinger.
By: Surya Kannoth
The shift from AI experimentation to real-world deployment is already underway, and across startups, edtech, and healthcare, the organisations pulling ahead are discovering that the right architecture matters as much as the AI itself.
By: Surya Kannoth
What if startups didn’t have to chase distribution, but could build where demand already exists? A new project in Dwarka, The Omaxe State, is turning infrastructure into a platform for startup growth.
By: Surya Kannoth
Numerize has scaled from a spreadsheet fix to an AI intelligence layer trusted by 300+ restaurant groups across India. Co-founder and CEO Bharat Puppala says the industry's next OS won't just store data; it will think, flag, and act.
At the Flipkart Foundation, volunteering and payroll giving have become part of how the company works, not a sideshow to it. Senior leaders at Flipkart Group role model these values, inspiring thousands of employees to join the movement.
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On small farms in Marathwada, women farmers are redefining what sustainable agriculture looks like through Bayer’s Food Value Chain partnership. With digital tools, climate-smart practices, and stronger market access, they are turning farming into both an economic opportunity and a source of agency.
IndiQube closed FY26 with Rs 1,469 crore in revenue and a 145% jump in profit. But Co-founder & CEO Rishi Das says the more durable story is the one playing out on the rooftops, in the older buildings being reclaimed, and in the way sustainability is reshaping what enterprises want from a workspace
By: Surya Kannoth
The traditional corporate gift is losing ground to something far more utilitarian: a reward the recipient actually gets to choose. As organizations rethink how they recognize people, gift cards are emerging as both a rewards tool and a distribution lever.
