Even more than money, perhaps the most telling sign of the government’s seriousness is that “startups are looking very ...

India’s semiconductor push is in early stages, with the country boosting spending to attract designers and manufacturers.

(Bloomberg/Alex Gabriel Simon) — Indian tech stocks declined on Monday on concern that US President Donald Trump’s hefty fee for new H-1B visas may lead to operational difficulties for outsourcing ...

Indian tech professionals are charting global careers beyond the H-1B visa, leveraging remote work and new immigration ...

Indian startups began 2025 on a stronger note compared to the previous year, particularly in terms of venture capital investments. In Q1 2025, these startups secured over $3.1 Bn, marking a 41% ...

U.S.-India technology relations are entering a decisive phase. Over the past five years, a series of bilateral, Quad, and multilateral initiatives have transformed the relationship from broad ...

US President Donald Trump's latest executive order imposing a $100,000 fee for each H-1B visa - a staggering 2,122% increase from the previous $4,500 - represents the most dramatic assault on skilled ...

In Q3 2025, Indian startups raised over $2.1 Bn in funding, a 38% year-on-year decline that underscores the prevailing market uncertainty. The pullback was visible across stages — seed, growth, and ...