India has 17,000+ EdTech companies, 7 unicorns , second only to the United States’ 13: Report

Emerging technologies like generative AI, gamification, and augmented/virtual reality provide new opportunities to revitalise the sector by delivering more personalised and adaptive learning experiences for students. (Image: Unsplash)

The Indian EdTech industry, the third most funded globally after the US and China, was valued at USD $7.5 billion in 2024. It is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 25.8%.

Zomato reverses decision on extra fee for vegetarian orders after backlash

In his comment, Deepinder Goyal admitted the policy was a mistake and apologised. “This is absolutely stupid on our part. I am super sorry for this. This charge will be removed today itself,” he assured.

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal apologises for the “stupid” move, promises immediate correction after social media outrage.

M&E industry contributes nearly Rs 3 lakh crore to Indian economy; gaming witnessing 20 percent growth, says Sanjay Jaju, MIB

Under his leadership, there have been initiatives such as the launch of Prasar Bharati’s OTT platform, advocacy for digital radio, and the production of high-quality, globally relevant content.

“While there are immense opportunities, we are also mindful of the challenges. These include concerns around misinformation, algorithmic biases in AI-driven recommendations, copyright issues, and the need to protect vulnerable audiences from harmful content,” says Sanjay Jaju, Secretary, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

District collectors instructed to remove advertisement boards on highway roads

As mentioned by the Coimbatore Consumer Cause Secretary K.Kathirmathiyon, the directive was issued based on the consumer body raising the issue with the department. (Image Source: Mera hoardings)

The Coimbatore Consumer Cause Secretary K.Kathirmathiyon had stated that such advertisements had appeared on the roads, which violated the norms set by the Indian Road Congress.

Gen Z takes charge of healthcare, survey highlights misunderstood priorities: Report

67% of Gen Z respondents feel positively about taking charge of their health, yet cite significant challenges, including high costs, misinformation, and inadequate communication.

Burson’s report sheds light on Gen Z’s dual focus on mental and physical health, their skepticism of digital solutions, and the demand for greater in-person care.