4530: A big exit from Swiggy's board, MoEngage's ghar wapsi moment, SBI’s UPI stumble

From the Indian stock market staying strong despite Trump’s tariff war, to robust SIP inflows, SBI’s UPI-related tech hiccups, and a price hike on goods in Karnataka—tune in for the top stories.

In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, Zepto ropes in Bharti’s Akhil Gupta to power its IPO ambitions—amid key exits. Delhivery CEO Sahil Barua resigns from Swiggy’s board citing work commitments. And MoEngage considers shifting HQ to India, joining a growing list of SaaS players eyeing local IPOs. We also look into SBI’s lagging UPI performance. Tune in for your sharp daily fix of startup and tech news.

Millions of children globally face the threat of severe acute malnutrition, and other health challenges. But a quiet revolution is underway, powered by ready-to-use therapeutic foods, or RUTFs. In this episode, we trace how one Indian company, Nuflower, is reshaping access to life-saving nutrition. From science labs to conflict zones, and policy rooms to remote clinics, we explore what it takes to turn innovation into real-world impact. What goes into these therapeutic foods? How are governments and global agencies scaling their reach? And how does a Made-in-India brand find its place in the world’s fight against hunger? Mr. Akshat Khandelwal, founder and CEO of Nuflower Foods, covers all of this and more. Tune in!

In this episode of Tech Up, we dive into Google’s latest AI upgrades for Workspace and beyond. From Gemini 2.5 Flash, a faster, cost-efficient AI model, to Lyria’s text-to-music magic and Chirp 3’s realistic voice cloning and smart transcription, Google’s going all in on real-world AI. We also explore how Gemini is reshaping Docs, Sheets, and Meet—making work more productive,

India inches closer to a partial trade deal with the US, Amit Shah assures southern states on delimitation and defends the Waqf Act, Ashwini Vaishnaw and Piyush Goyal back India’s growing startup ecosystem. Aspirational districts show faster poverty reduction than state averages. Tune in for the top stories.

In today's Tech3 from Moneycontrol, ONDC CEO Thampy Koshy resigns, marking a major leadership shakeup at India's e-commerce disruptor. TCS delivers a lower-than-expected results with dip in net profit, Wakefit gears up for a Rs 2,000 crore IPO, joining the wave of startups eyeing public markets. Meanwhile, Flipkart Minutes plans to scale quick commerce with 800 dark stores by 2025. Tune in for the top tech and startup stories.

RBI cuts rates to support growth, India eyes US trade deal, and Vaishnaw talks AI, chips & rail safety. Perplexity plans India pricing, Adani inks big infra deal, and investor faith in equities stays strong. Tune in for the top stories.

In today’s episode of Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we’re bringing you exclusive updates from the Rising Bharat Summit 2025. From Perplexity AI CEO Aravind Srinivas’ bold views on AI and hiring, to Mohandas Pai’s fiery takedown of tax policies. Plus, Karnataka eyes gaming reform, UPI limits are rising, Ather trims its IPO, and TCS readies for earnings. And yes, Ajay Devgn enters the whisky business. Check out for more updates on startups and tech news.

Nitin Gadkari promises a new national toll system within days, Hardeep Singh Puri defends LPG prices, calls India a winner in tariff wars, and top consultants back India’s edge in global trade shifts. On market mood: Fund managers bet on equities despite uncertainty, Sunil Singhania urges caution, Prashant Khemka stays bullish. Commerce Ministry mulls incentives to counter US tariff impact, PAG plans Nuvama exit; Sahyadri Hospitals draws interest and tiny Lesotho reels under Trump tariffs, pleads for relief.

In today’s episode of Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we bring you exclusive updates from the Rising Bharat Summit 2025—featuring key voices from government and startups. We break down the newly notified PLI scheme for component manufacturing, GitHub’s massive developer growth in India, and Oxyzo’s financials. Plus, we spotlight Lahori Zeera’s big plans and The ePlane Company’s flying taxi prototype. All that and more.