Rajiv is a journalist and filmmaker who is interested in how new technologies, innovation, and disruptive business forces are shaking things up in India.
NavGurukul is a shining example of how easy it is to tackle poverty and a lack of self-belief and skilling all in one shot if there is a deep desire and commitment to do so. If only someone in India was listening.
Young, social music lovers are drawn to this app but the sound quality has a way to go before it can replace your home entertainment system.
This pint-sized Indian robot has wowed the public with its ultra-economical price tag. Now if only it could whip up a chicken tikka masala.
Furniture, cars, even services like education and jobs; Quikr's $90 million haul is betting that classifieds will be a booming business in India soon.
With engineers galore and startups that have become global players this could quickly become the next 'Bangalore'.
Using a cloud-based solution, Browntape has devised just one screen for disparate orders made on various sites through a multi-channel order fulfillment software
Just as Uber thought it had solved one thorny problem in India vis a vis a solution to a payments conundrum, another much graver one now confronts the company. And this time, it has invoked the wrath of a force much greater than India's Reserve Bank: Indian consumers.
By crowdsourcing articles written by practically anyone, including NGOs and news organisations, Oximity wants to up the ante on global social and economic news production and dissemination