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Startup India at a Decade: How Entrepreneurship Became a Nationwide Growth Engine
Over the past decade, the Startup India initiative has transformed entrepreneurship from a niche urban phenomenon into a nationwide movement, positioning startups as a central pillar of India’s growth strategy. What began as a bold policy announcement has evolved into one of the world’s largest and most inclusive startup ecosystems, aligned closely with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of “Viksit Bharat 2047-a developed, innovative and self-confident India.
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Davos 2026: B Capital to do more AI services deals in India, says co-founder Raj Ganguly
B Capital’s India team remains active and will do more deals in the aritificial intelligence (AI) and AI services space this year, Raj Ganguly, co-founder and co-CEO of B Capital told Moneycontrol in an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos on January 20.
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Karnataka receives INR 1.53 lakh crore in fresh investment proposals after global investors meet
Karnataka has attracted fresh investment proposals worth INR 1.53 lakh crore in the months following its Global Investors Meet, reflecting continued investor interest beyond the event. The proposals span manufacturing, renewable energy, data centres, global capability centres, electronics, aerospace, and food processing. Several global and domestic companies have outlined plans across Bengaluru and other districts. These proposals are separate from the commitments announced at the investors meet and will be routed through Karnataka Udyog Mitra for approvals, indicating steady progress in the state’s industrial investment pipeline.
Budget FY27: Chip Industry Calls For Focus On Domestic Demand, R&D Tax Breaks And Faster Payouts
“India is on a trajectory from ‘Assembled in India’ to ‘Make in India’ and ‘Invented & Made in India’,” said Sanjeev Gupta, CEO of Karnataka Digital Economy Mission. “To truly unlock the USD 300 billion electronics vision by 2030, this Budget must incentivise creation of intellectual property by Indian companies.”Gupta urged the government to introduce a 200 per cent weighted tax deduction on R&D expenditure for the ESDM sector and expand the Design Linked Incentive (DLI) scheme by increasing its fiscal cap fourfold, from Rs 15 crore to Rs 60 crore, for strategic deep-tech startups.“To get the 200 per cent tax break or the Rs 60 crore DLI, the government can mandate that the primary patent must be filed in India and the intellectual property must be owned by an Indian-incorporated entity,” Gupta said, adding that such conditions could also encourage multinational firms to establish Indian IP-holding subsidiaries.
The flat future of careers: Skills are replacing hierarchies
For years, careers inside large organisations followed a familiar route:
enter at the bottom, climb rung by rung, collect titles, and gain authority with tenure.
With that pathway now being an old story, firms are looking at a flatter and skill-led model of work, where careers are defined less by hierarchy and more by the ability to solve hard problems alongside newer technologies.
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Raana Semiconductors Raises $3 Million in First Institutional Funding Round
Raana Semiconductors Pvt Ltd (RSPL), a Bengaluru-based deep-technology company with more than ten years of operating experience in the semiconductor domain, has secured $3 million in Seed funding. This is the company’s first institutional fundraise and was structured as a 100 percent equity round.
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