Elon Musk’s X Takes Legal Action Against Indian Government Over Censorship

Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter) is suing the Indian government over alleged unlawful censorship. The lawsuit challenges the use of Section 79(3)(b) to bypass legal processes for content removal. X claims this violates Supreme Court rulings and free speech protections. It also opposes the government’s Sahyog portal, calling it a tool for unchecked censorship.

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India’s Healthcare Boom Draws $30B in Investments

India’s healthcare sector is thriving, with over $30 billion in deals from 2022-2024, led by a $6 billion hospital investment surge in 2024. Big mergers, like Aster DM’s $5 billion deal, and AI innovations are driving growth, though rural access gaps and bed shortages remain challenges, per Grant Thornton’s report.

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Airtel Teams Up with SpaceX for Starlink in India

Airtel partnered with SpaceX to bring Starlink’s satellite internet to India, pending regulatory approval. This move challenges Reliance Jio and follows U.S.-India talks boosting SpaceX’s chances. Airtel will sell Starlink gear and services, aiming to bridge India’s connectivity gap—though past hurdles remind us it’s not a done deal yet.

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India’s AI Boom Faces Talent Shortage, 1 Million Workers Need Upskilling by 2027

India’s AI sector could face a shortfall of over a million skilled professionals by 2027, with job openings projected to reach 2.3 million against a talent pool of 1.2 million, according to Bain & Company. The report emphasizes the urgent need for reskilling and upskilling initiatives to bridge the talent gap and support AI industry growth.

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Coforge Shares Soar 10% After $1.56 Billion Sabre Deal

Coforge’s stock surged 10% after securing a $1.56 billion, 13-year deal with Sabre Corp, its biggest ever. The partnership boosts 2026 revenue visibility and strengthens its travel tech stance. Despite a shaky IT market, Coforge outperformed rivals, with shares up 9.1% while the IT index rose 2%. Analysts praise the win, expecting $140M-$150M yearly revenue initially.

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Tesla Signs First Lease in India for Mumbai Showroom

Tesla’s finally rolling into India! They’ve signed a five-year lease for a showroom in Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex, starting February 2025. The 4,003-square-foot space costs $446,000 in rent for the first year. After delays from regulations and infrastructure woes, Tesla’s back to spark India’s EV scene in one of the world’s hottest car markets.

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Ronnie Screwvala: No Edtech Company Is IPO-Ready Today

Despite a wave of IPOs in India’s startup ecosystem, edtech remains absent. PhysicsWallah’s upcoming IPO is drawing attention, but upGrad’s Ronnie Screwvala warns the sector lacks maturity and profitability. He stresses sustainable growth, outcome-based learning, and the need for contraction over consolidation before edtech companies go public.

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ePlane Company Lands $1B Deal to Deliver 788 Air Ambulances

The ePlane Company and have signed a $1 billion deal for 788 eVTOL air ambulances. Aimed at enhancing India’s emergency medical services, the e200x will enable faster patient and organ transport, bridging urban-rural healthcare gaps. ICATT has completed 2,348 airlifts, with plans to expand further.

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IIT Madras and ISRO Develop Indigenous Space Chip

IIT Madras and ISRO have jointly created the IRIS chip, an indigenous semiconductor for space and computing applications. Built on the Shakti processor, manufactured in India, it enhances ISRO’s mission efficiency and supports the ‘Make in India’ initiative, reducing reliance on foreign technology.

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Zomato Launches AI Support Platform ‘Nugget’

Zomato introduces ‘Nugget’, an AI-driven customer support tool developed by Zomato Labs. Handling 15 million interactions monthly, it automates 80% of queries, offering businesses worldwide customizable, low-cost support without needing developers. The platform is now available globally, with free access for founders stuck with legacy providers.

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