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FirstCry, Slice’s FY26 numbers; Nilekani’s Fundamentum eyes deeptech pushFirstCry parent cut its losses in the March quarter on tightened costs. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.- China’s Tencent partners with SEPC and GDAI in India gaming pushChinese tech giant Tencent is boosting India's gaming sector through strategic partnerships with SEPC and GDAI. The company aims to bring w...
- Inside the jury shaping the One Of A Kind Startup AwardsThe One of a Kind Startup Awards 2026, presented by The Economic Times and Cashfree Payments, is seeking India's most promising internet-fi...
- LVL Zero taps Google Play, Xbox, AppsFlyer for gaming incubator cohortIndia's gaming incubator LVL Zero has revealed its ecosystem partners for its first 100-day sprint. Ten startups were chosen from over 240 ...
- Our aim now is to create Indian games for local use and global exports: Krafton CEO KimMakers of popular video game PUBG looks to double down on investments and IP creation. Will invest both from its balance sheet as well as a...
- Apple hasn't fallen far from iTreeCelebrating 50 years of trailblazing advancements, Apple has transformed the tech landscape and fueled artistic imagination. Its iconic mar...
- BIRAC fuels innovation with Rs 4,200 crore funding across 15 lakh startups and entrepreneursIndia's Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council, BIRAC, marked its 14th Foundation Day. It has significantly boosted India's bio...
- Govt sets up strategic partnerships with global tech companies for IICTIndia is boosting its creative technology sector. The government has partnered with global tech firms to support the Indian Institute of Cr...
- If teens leave social media, gaming could become their next digital hangoutFor gaming firms, social media sits at the centre of their user acquisition strategies. Platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, and short-vid...
- Budget 2026: Gaming industry welcomes proposal for creator labs in schools, collegesFM Sitharaman proposed government support for the Indian Institute of Creative Technologies (IICT), Mumbai, to set up animation, visual eff...
- LegaXy partners IIM Lucknow, Bhuvneshwar Kumar to launch sports, gaming acceleratorLegaXy, IIM Lucknow's Enterprise Incubation Centre, and cricketer Bhuvneshwar Kumar have launched India's first sportstech, esports, and ga...
- Govt's startup accelerator WaveX launches new incubators for gaming, XR startupsWaveX, in collaboration with the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, is launching seven new incubation centers across India to bolste...
- India gaming incubator adds six startups including Kolkata's AdvaitaKrafton has inducted six startups into the second batch of its India Gaming Incubator (KIGI), expanding to cities like Kolkata and Madurai....
- Krafton enters Indian casual gaming segment with CookieRun, plans $140 million investment in startupsKrafton, the company behind BGMI, is launching CookieRun in India on December 11th, featuring India-themed characters. They plan to release...
- Gaming major Krafton launches incubator programme for Indian startupsThe incubator programme will enrol between six to ten “teams” every year, and offer between $50,000 and $150,000 as funding support, with “...
- SuperGaming raises $1.3 million seed to build a party hub for casual gamersIndia’s online gaming industry is expected to be a $1 billion opportunity by 2021, according to a study by Google and KPMG. SuperGaming was...
- Japanese investment firm Dream Incubator looks for a dream run with 99Games99Games is best known for its game Star Chef which has over 1.5 million monthly active users and is most prominently played across the worl...
- Investors now exploring 3D printing and scanning startupsAs 3D printing and scanning startups emerge in India, investors are exploring options for early-stage investments in the sector.
- Anil Ambani-led Reliance Games to incubate and invest in gaming startups“For incubators, we want to look at India as the first starting point,” said Manish Agarwal, CEO of Reliance Entertainment-Digital.
- Indian technology startups prefer foreign companies for global exposure & assured fundingIndian startups are turning to overseas accelerators in search of mentoring and access to capital despite a plethora of domestic choices.
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