From Connaught Place to Cyber Hub, Delhi's unique blend of innovation and infrastructure is making it a hub for smart city digital transformation and gov tech initiatives.
From Gurugram accelerators to Okhla's quiet server rooms, artificial intelligence is reshaping how small businesses in the capital buy, sell, and hire.
A homegrown AI startup is quietly rewriting how Delhi's small traders, clinics, and logistics firms handle everything from customer calls to tax filings — and the window to get in early is closing fast.
From Connaught Place startups to Okhla's factory floors, artificial intelligence is reshaping how Delhi earns money — and raising questions nobody has fully answered yet.
Ola founder Bhavish Aggarwal's artificial intelligence venture is scaling fast, and its ambitions are reshaping how India's capital thinks about homegrown tech.
From Connaught Place accelerators to Gurugram's neo-banking hubs, India's capital is positioning itself at the centre of the next wave of financial technology.
Venture capital and government grants are flooding into Delhi's govtech sector at a pace the city hasn't seen before — here's where the money is going and why 2026 is the year it matters.
The Bengaluru-born API infrastructure company is quietly rewiring how Delhi's lenders, neo-banks and payment apps talk to each other — and the results are starting to show up in your loan approval time.
From Dwarka to Dilsukh Nagar, artificial intelligence tools built by Delhi startups are reshaping how the city's 32 million people commute, shop, and access healthcare.
From Gurugram's glass towers to Okhla's cramped co-working spaces, artificial intelligence is rewriting the rules for Delhi's small and mid-sized businesses — and not everyone is keeping up.
From Connaught Place startups to Okhla factory floors, a wave of new AI products is about to hit Delhi's commercial life — and business owners have until early 2027 to get ready or get left behind.
From Gurugram's startup corridors to Connaught Place's banking hubs, a wave of financial innovation is changing what employers expect — and what workers can demand.
From Aerocity's AI campuses to Okhla's hardware startups, the capital's innovation ecosystem is laying out a product pipeline that will reshape how the city works.
From Rohini vegetable mandis to Connaught Place office blocks, artificial intelligence is quietly reshaping how the capital's 20 million residents shop, commute, and access healthcare.
From Connaught Place co-working spaces to Sector 62 tech parks, artificial intelligence is reshaping how Delhi's entrepreneurs build, hire, and compete.
Digital wallets, instant credit, and AI-powered banking are no longer novelties in the capital — they're the infrastructure millions of Delhiites now depend on for rent, groceries, and everything in between.
From Connaught Place boardrooms to Gurugram server farms, India's financial technology sector is building the next generation of banking infrastructure—and Delhi is at the centre of it.
The capital's digital transformation push is generating real results — but civil society groups, urban planners and privacy advocates warn the risks are being glossed over.
From Connaught Place lending apps to UPI-linked credit products in East Delhi, the promise of financial inclusion is being tested by data exploitation, algorithmic bias and a regulatory gap that nobody wants to own.
A combustible mix of engineering talent, cost efficiency, and government-backed infrastructure is turning the capital into one of the world's most consequential hubs for applied artificial intelligence.
Venture money, central government grants and corporate partnerships are converging on Delhi's digital infrastructure at a scale the city has never seen before.
From Bangalore's shadow, Delhi is carving a distinctive innovation identity rooted in fintech disruption, deep government ties, and a hunger to solve India's hardest problems.
From Connaught Place to the suburbs, Delhi is building digital governance at scale—and its approach to messy, real-world implementation is reshaping how cities worldwide think about transformation.
A Sector 62, Noida-based supply chain company is using machine learning to cut delivery times across Delhi by 40%—and it's changing how local businesses think about operations.
As Delhi's financial technology sector races ahead with digital banking and lending platforms, questions about consumer protection, data security and financial inclusion are being left behind.
Delhi's venture capital market is contracting with Series A rounds harder to close. Learn how NCR startups can adapt to changing VC expectations and prove sustainable unit economics in 2024.
From battery innovations in Gurugram to solar-powered logistics hubs in Noida, Delhi's clean energy startups are attracting serious capital as the sector matures beyond buzzwords.
From Metro commuters to Connaught Place traders, encryption apps and biometric systems are becoming as essential as morning chai for navigating a city increasingly vulnerable to digital threats.
As venture capital floods India's capital, what sets Delhi apart isn't just the money—it's how founders here are rewriting the rules of tech entrepreneurship.
A Gurugram-based firm's machine learning platform is helping neighbourhood shops and large chains cut waste by 30%, marking a significant shift in how local businesses adopt artificial intelligence.
From Gurugram's startup corridors to Connaught Place's consulting firms, the capital is building an artificial intelligence economy uniquely shaped by India's scale, cost structure, and talent arbitrage.
As remote work matures, operators across Gurugram and central Delhi are rolling out ambitious 2026-2027 roadmaps centred on smart workspace technology and neighbourhood-first strategies.
As the capital races to digitise its governance and infrastructure, residents and experts warn that surveillance concerns, data security gaps, and unequal access threaten to undermine the vision.
Digital wallets, instant loans, and AI-driven savings apps are transforming how middle-class Delhiites manage money—from auto-rickshaw rides in Connaught Place to vegetable markets in Safdarjung.
As global venture capital tilts eastward, Delhi's startup ecosystem is forging a distinctly Indian path—one shaped by hyperlocal markets, cost efficiency, and a talent pool that rivals the West.
A year-old cybersecurity firm born in Bangalore but headquartered in Gurgaon is rewriting how India's tech companies protect themselves—and it's catching international attention.
As hybrid models dominate, the capital's sprawling tech ecosystem is forcing a reckoning about office space, community, and what 'showing up' really means.
From battery recycling to solar microgrids, a new wave of sustainability-focused founders in Gurugram and East Delhi are attracting record investment as India's capital confronts its energy and pollution crisis.
As hybrid work becomes permanent, Delhi's job market is shifting—here's what career-focused professionals need to understand about navigating the new landscape.
From Gurugram's startup corridors to South Delhi's innovation hubs, the capital is creating financial tech solutions at a pace and scale unmatched elsewhere in the world.
As artificial intelligence reshapes global business, Delhi's tech ecosystem is charting a uniquely profitable path by solving problems no San Francisco startup ever faced.
As startups flourish in Gurugram and South Delhi, questions loom over data privacy, labour practices, and whose communities truly benefit from the digital revolution.
As Smart City schemes mature, Delhi's unique blend of legacy bureaucracy, startup agility and grassroots innovation creates a blueprint that neither Silicon Valley nor Singapore can replicate.
With funding into Indian startups recovering to pre-2023 levels, Delhi's entrepreneurial neighbourhoods are witnessing unprecedented growth in investor activity and founder confidence.
As startups cluster around Gurgaon and central Delhi, the capital is carving out a unique global position: solving sustainability challenges for 1.4 billion people at scale.
As Silicon Valley matures and Bangalore saturates, Delhi's startups are leveraging density, diversity, and deep consumer markets to carve a uniquely Indian path to global relevance.
From Cyber City to neighbourhood lending apps, a new wave of financial innovation is reshaping how Delhi's growing middle class accesses credit and manages money.
From Gurugram tech parks to neighbourhood shops, artificial intelligence is reshaping Delhi's business landscape—but questions around job displacement, data privacy, and algorithmic bias are growing louder.
After years of growth-at-all-costs mentality, the national capital's venture ecosystem is rewiring itself around sustainable unit economics and deeper sector expertise.
A homegrown deep-tech firm is solving one of India's most stubborn smart city problems—and catching the attention of municipal authorities across the country.
As coworking spaces proliferate across Cyber City and beyond, tech workers and policy experts warn that the flexibility revolution comes with hidden costs.
As the capital accelerates its digital transformation, professionals are facing new skill demands, salary shifts, and unexpected opportunities across government technology roles.
Government tech funding in the capital has tripled in three years, transforming Connaught Place's startup corridor and reshaping how India's municipalities operate.
A new Delhi-based platform is quietly disrupting international remittances with blockchain-backed settlement, targeting the 2 million NRIs sending money home annually.
Novate Labs has built the country's first hyperlocal AI assistant for retailers—and it's already transforming how mom-and-pop shops operate across the NCR.
A Gurugram-based deep-tech firm's breakthrough in real-time translation is reshaping how India's tech ecosystem approaches the vernacular market—and catching the attention of global investors.
As major investors pour capital into remote work infrastructure across the National Capital Region, startups and established players are racing to capture India's estimated $2.5 billion opportunity in flexible workspaces.
As India's capital scales digital governance across 32 million residents, its unique blend of legacy infrastructure, vernacular innovation, and pluralistic problem-solving is reshaping how cities think about technology.
As India's capital races to meet 2030 net-zero targets, startups and corporations are unveiling breakthrough solar, battery, and grid technologies that could reshape how the city powers itself.
