FSSAI has initiated legal action against Nestle India over infant nutrition claims, specifically targeting '5HMOs' and 'Whey Protein'. This ongoing scrutiny highlights the critical need for Indian food tech startups to ensure rigorous scientific substantiation and compliance for all product marketing claims.
FSSAI has initiated legal action against Nestle India for '5HMOs' and 'Whey Protein' claims, escalating a broader crackdown on clean-label D2C food brands amid Supreme Court scrutiny. Indian startups must audit labels and substantiate claims.
The RBI has proposed a 60-day limit on bank account holds in cyber fraud cases under draft KYC Amendment Directions, 2026. This, alongside today's rupee stabilization, impacts fintechs, e-commerce, and all startups dealing with payment processing and foreign capital.
Maruti Suzuki has exported 1 lakh units of Jimny, FRONX, and e VITARA models to Japan, with the e VITARA being its first BEV in this export drive. This milestone highlights the company's dual strategy of domestic innovation and international expansion.
Rodic earmarks ₹3–5 crore for its InfraAI challenge, offering AI startups ₹30 lakh in prizes and a path to integrate solutions into live infrastructure projects. Policy analysis for Indian tech.
HDFC Bank nominates two for MD & CEO to RBI, expands Whole-time Director board with Jimmy Tata, and wins Bahrain court ruling on Credit Suisse AT1 bonds. What these governance and legal updates mean for financial stability and Indian startups.
Microsoft's aggressive AI strategy in India faces new challenges: a talent war with OpenAI and Anthropic, evolving AI privacy rules for schools, and a record number of security patches. Learn what this means for Indian startups and tech companies regarding talent, compliance, and cybersecurity.
Skoda Volkswagen India and JSW Group sign an MoU for an EV joint venture, targeting local manufacturing and sourcing, following Volkswagen's global layoffs and competitive pressure from Chinese EV makers.
JLR's decision to cut 4,000 jobs and save £1.7 billion reflects pressures from Chinese EV competition, US tariffs, and cyberattacks. We explore the implications for Indian tech and automotive startups.
The Ayurveda Co (T.A.C), a ₹250 crore D2C venture, has shut down due to overexpansion. This policy desk analysis examines the implications for Indian startups and the pressure to scale.