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India’s women’s health landscape in 2025 reveals stark inequities: A 70% gap in healthcare access, where only 30% of women receive essential services, exacerbated by cultural stigmas silencing discussions on reproductive and mental health. Breast cancer, claiming 80,000 lives annually, sees just 1.3% screening uptake in low-income groups, while menopause affects 50 million with scant…
In India’s innovation forge, where 195,065 DPIIT-recognized startups power a $450 billion digital economy, the untapped reservoir of scientific talent—6 million engineers, 82,811 FY23 patents from IITs/IISc/CSIR—remains largely confined to labs, with only 15% research commercialized versus Stanford’s 80% or Israel’s 90%, per UNESCO and NITI Aayog. Why? A cultural chasm: Scientists, trained in rigorous…
– India’s startup ecosystem, the world’s third-largest with 195,065 DPIIT-recognized ventures fueling a $450 billion digital economy, harbors a stark paradox: A staggering 90% mortality rate within the first five years, where 20% succumb in year one, 30% by year two, and 70% by year five, mirroring global benchmarks but amplified by local headwinds like…
India’s startup ecosystem is a crucible of ambition, with over 100,000 ventures fueling a $5 trillion economic dream by 2025. Yet, beneath the unicorn glitter lies a stark truth: a staggering 90% of startups fail within five years, per a 2024 NASSCOM report. In 2025, this high failure rate isn’t a death knell but a…
India’s government labs—behemoths like CSIR (37 institutes, 4,800+ scientists) and DRDO (52 labs, 30,000 personnel)—hold a treasure trove of IP, with 82,811 patents filed in FY23 alone, yet only 15% commercialize, trapping innovation in bureaucratic silos while startups scramble for breakthroughs. Imagine flipping this: Labs as launchpads, via BIRAC’s BioNEST (200+ incubators, Rs 50 lakh…
When Peyush Bansal launched Lenskart in 2010, India’s eyewear industry was largely unorganized, with limited access to quality, affordable glasses. Today, Lenskart stands as a benchmark for tech-driven retail innovation—serving 20 million+ customers across India and abroad, blending digital convenience with precision optical care. The Beginning: Disrupting a Traditional Market Bansal, a former Microsoft employee…
In the race toward sustainable mobility, Log9 Materials has emerged as one of India’s most innovative deep-tech companies, redefining how electric vehicles (EVs) are powered, charged, and sustained. Founded in 2015 by Akshay Singhal, Log9 Materials began as a nanotechnology research startup but soon evolved into a clean-tech powerhouse at the heart of India’s EV…
Before Mumbai’s food scene was dotted with trendy cafĂ©s and fusion diners, there was Swati Snacks — a humble eatery serving traditional Gujarati dishes with homemade warmth. Under the visionary leadership of Asha Jhaveri, this family-run venture evolved from a small snack counter into one of India’s most iconic vegetarian restaurants, blending authenticity with innovation…
In a significant step toward accelerating India’s clean energy transition, ChemVolt Global, a next-generation battery and storage technology firm, has raised $20 million in fresh funding while forming a strategic partnership with Europe’s ElevenEs, a pioneer in lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells. The collaboration aims to enhance energy storage efficiency and reduce renewable integration…
In India’s innovation cauldron, where 195,065 DPIIT-recognized startups chase a $20 billion funding pie amid a 23% dip to $7.7 billion in 9M 2025, open data emerges as the unsung hero—unlocking datasets for AI, agritech, and healthtech breakthroughs that could add $450-500 billion to GDP by 2025, per Nasscom. Initiatives like the Open Government Data…