Nandan Nilekani, a digital public infrastructure (DPI) evangelist, will delve into the past decade of India's tech and startup ecosystem an...

A high-powered jury led by Infosys cofounder and chairman Nandan Nilekani picked eight winners from a shortlist of 41 contenders after deli...

After lengthy discussions, the jury whittled it down to Nexus Venture Partners managing director Suvir Sujan and Elevation Capital co-manag...

The day is here! The elite jury of The Economic Times Startup Awards 2024, led by Infosys cofounder Nandan Nilekani, will meet in Bengaluru...

For the ET Startup Awards 2024, jury members from across the globe will come together on September 11 to recognise the brightest and best e...

The eleven jurors, including top business leaders, startup entrepreneurs who have taken their companies public recently, marqueeinvestors a...

The eighth edition of The Economic Times Startup Awards (ETSA) will be held on Saturday, November 19, in Bengaluru to honour this year's wi...

Spirited comments and counters ensued as the 10-member jury huddled together to look at real numbers and the impact being createdin these c...

The ten-member jury, chaired by TCS CEO Rajesh Gopinathan, during a highly engaging two-and-a-half-hour virtual meeting in August, emphasis...

Bejul Somaia’s early and bold bets as well as his timely exits helped him win over other nominees.

Delhivery bags top award for its impact on India’s fractured logistics landscape.

The ETSA winners are not just digital-only, they are disrupting brick, mortar and much more. The jury zeroed in on nine winners who may go ...

Faith in the innate genius of Indian entrepreneurship has seen many investors striking gold in the past few years. The category ‘Midas Touc...

Jury members were well prepared, having thoroughly studied the blackbook containing the detailed profiles of contenders — shared by ET, a w...

As an investor, Bajaj was initially not convinced about the scope of the internet market in India and put money in sectors like healthcare.

ET reached out to India’s most prominent startup founders and investors for their top picks in each of the eight categories.

All ten jury members were well prepared, and had made decisions about whom to vote for based on reading the Black Book profiles that ET pre...