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In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, Zomato’s food delivery CEO steps aside as Deepinder Goyal takes the reins. We also spotlight the rise of lean AI startups like Cursor and Lovable, generating millions in revenue with tiny teams and rewriting how tech businesses scale. Plus, The Sleep Company is in talks to raise Rs 500 crore as it takes on Wakefit in the booming mattress market. Tune in and get your daily startup and tech fix.

Kashmir’s terror shock derails tourism and puts Rs 76,000 crore of infrastructure at risk. India weighs economic, military options against Pakistan. Plus, Samsung eyes India for a production shift, FPI inflows surge, and global pharma looks beyond China. Tune in for the top stories.

In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we dive into why SaaS startups are choosing AI over hiring, what Fireside Ventures’ new $230 million fund says about VC strategy, how India’s CCTV certification norms are shaking up the industry, and the sudden breakup between Swiggy’s Snacc and Blue Tokai. Tune in for the sharpest takes from the world of tech and startups.

In this episode, we discuss the psychological effects of interacting with AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini, Microsoft’s Copilot, and others. We are joined by Dr. Sidharth Chowdhury, Neuropsychiatrist and the Vice President of Clinical Operations at Rxmen, and Ankita Chakravarti, Deputy News Editor, Moneycontrol. Tune in.

In today’s top stories: Flipkart slashes cash burn ahead of IPO, discount brokers lose nearly 10 lakh clients, Maruti Suzuki proposes Japan-style Kei cars, and India eyes a bigger role in Apple’s global supply chain. Plus, market resilience post-Trump tariffs, soaring gold prices, RBI’s accounting critique, and a thorny tale of rose exports. Tune in.

In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, Ather Energy files for IPO but slashes its valuation target. Flipkart is cutting its cash burn and prepping for a homecoming IPO. We also talk about A91 Partners' new $665M fund, the user dip at discount brokerages, and how Trump’s trade war 2.0 could boost iPhone manufacturing in India. Tune in for the sharpest tech and startup updates.

From a 1300-point Sensex rally and $5 trillion BSE market cap comeback to RBI’s red flag on multiple banking apps — here are the stories moving India’s economy and markets today. In focus: FIIs reshuffle PSU and micro-cap bets, Ice-cream trends show desi flavours are in Manipal Payments and MoEngage plot IPO moves Airlines face Rs 1,500 crore tax heat, also Google pulls Chinese app Ablo over incorrect India map and IPL influencers strike gold this season. Tune in.

In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we unpack why late-stage funding is back, but only for startups with strong fundamentals. Zepto CEO Aadit Palicha calls out Indian founders for playing it safe. Plus, India’s IT giants face an AI-infused reality check as growth slows. And finally, the IPL isn’t just about sixes — influencer marketing is stealing the show with viral stars and crores in brand deals. Tune in for more news updates from the tech and startup world.

The real estate sector in India has undergone significant transformation over the years, influenced by regulatory changes, market cycles, and evolving consumer preferences. From the early 2000s boom to the 2008 crash and the impact of the pandemic, developers face a constantly shifting landscape. As urbanisation and sustainability gain importance, the industry is adapting with trends such as smart homes and co-living spaces. However, this sector encounters both considerable risks and tremendous opportunities. In this episode, Mr. Ranjeeth Rathod, Managing Director of DRA Homes, shares insights on how developers are navigating this evolving landscape and more. Take a listen.

Motorola is the latest global player looking to make India a manufacturing base, joining the likes of Asus in betting big on Make-in-India. Also in focus: how China’s Boeing freeze may fast-track aircraft deliveries to Indian airlines, Flipkart’s return-to-office order, rising gold prices, and the government’s fresh disinvestment push. Plus, don’t miss the deep dive into India’s uphill climb in the global critical minerals race—and how South Indian cinema is quietly winning the Hindi heartland. Tune in