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Deepinder Goyal's Temple: The Tiny Wearable Trying to Measure What Happens Inside the Brain

For months, a small metallic device attached to the side of Deepinder Goyal's head attracted almost as much curiosity as the entrepreneur himself. It did not look like a smartwatch, fitness band or conventional medical device. There was no visible screen, no large strap and no familiar display showing steps or heart rate. It simply sat near the temple, creating a question that spread across socia…

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Northeast India Needs More Than Investment: It Needs Opportunity, Access and a Wider Lens

IntroductionFor years, India's startup and investment story has been closely associated with a relatively small group of cities. Bengaluru became synonymous with technology and venture capital, Mumbai remained one of the country's most important financial centres, and Delhi NCR developed into another major hub for startups, investors, corporate headquarters and professional talent. These cities h…

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JioMeals: Reliance Jio Quietly Enters Food Delivery With AI, Zero Platform Fees and Restaurant-Rate Pricing 🍔📱

Jio is known for telecom, digital payments, entertainment, retail and increasingly artificial intelligence. But in September 2026, another interesting piece of the Jio ecosystem has come into focus: food delivery.Reliance Jio has introduced JioMeals, a food-ordering platform currently designed for employees of Reliance Corporate Park (RCP). The service brings together restaurant discovery, food o…

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Can Tier-2 Cities Become India's Next Startup Hubs?

For years, when someone talked about startups in India, the conversation usually went in the same direction: Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Hyderabad or Pune.These cities have everything a startup founder could ask for. Investors, experienced employees, technology companies, incubators, networking events and a large customer base. Bengaluru, in particular, has become almost synonymous with India's…

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Would You Trust AI to Make Payments on Your Behalf?

We are already used to doing almost everything through our phones. From ordering food and booking tickets to paying electricity bills and sending money to friends, digital payments have become a normal part of everyday life. UPI has made this even easier in India. For most of us, making a payment now takes only a few seconds.But what if, in the future, you don't have to make the payment yourself?…

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