Startups that have built products for Bharat users—a term used for lower tier cities of India—have started monetizing their content.

Chingari plans to use the funds to enhance its content portfolio, hire talent, and increase its user base.

ByteDance in a court filing has argued that the decision to block these accounts is an abuse of the law.

Digitizing offline stores in India has emerged as one of the biggest opportunities in the country.

Nazara has operations across diverse segments including interactive gaming, gamified early learning, e-sports, and telco-based subscriptions, with footprints in 62 countries.

Founders of Byju’s, Paytm, and Zerodha also featured in the billionaire list.

FirstCry is one of the many Indian startups that plans to go public in the next few years.

Broad state powers over content spell trouble for US social media platforms.