IBLA 2025: India’s next decade of growth will be defined by technology, scale and talent, say business leaders
05 Nov
Health News

IBLA 2025: India’s next decade of growth will be defined by technology, scale and talent, say business leaders

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From technology and finance to law and healthcare, every leader on the IBLA 2025 Jury Round panel echoed a shared conviction — that India’s next decade of growth will be powered by the fusion of technology, scale, and human capital. Arundhati Bhattacharya, President & CEO of Salesforce South Asia and Preetha Reddy, Executive Vice Chairperson of Apollo Hospitals underscored how AI can transform inclusion and access in India. Bhattacharya urged industries to “get excited, not fearful” about artificial intelligence, arguing that India must build frugal innovation models suited to its unique conditions rather than replicate resource-intensive Western approaches. Reddy reinforced that view from the healthcare lens, highlighting Apollo’s “Clinician’s Intelligence Engine” as an example of how AI can bridge the gap between demand and the shortage of trained medical professionals — not just for India, but...
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India’s leader promises trade and investment in a visit to Trinidad and Tobago

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PORT-OF-SPAIN, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO – In a significant diplomatic gesture reaffirming deep historical and cultural bonds, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded a landmark two-day official visit to Trinidad and Tobago from July 3rd to July 4th, 2025. This was the first bilateral visit by an Indian prime minister to the twin-island Caribbean nation in 26 years, underscoring India's renewed commitment to strengthening ties with the Global South and, particularly, the Caribbean region. The visit, extended at the invitation of Trinidad and Tobago's Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, was imbued with profound significance, coinciding with the 180th anniversary of the arrival of Indian immigrants to Trinidad and Tobago in 1845. The warm reception and the conferment of the Order of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, the country's highest national honour, upon Prime Minister Modi, highlighted the...
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India’s Nazara acquires 48% stake in PokerBaazi operator Moonshine Technology
15 Sep
Science & Technology

India’s Nazara acquires 48% stake in PokerBaazi operator Moonshine Technology

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Technology tamfitronics India-based gaming and sports media company Nazara Technologies has acquired a 47.7% stake in Moonshine Technology Private, operator of the PokerBaazi online poker platform.As part of the deal, Nazara will pay ₹832 Crore (£75.4m/€89.3m/$99.2m) to purchase the stake. Nazara will also inject ₹150 Crore in primary capital into PokerBaazi operator Moonshine via compulsory convertible preference shares. This stock will automatically convert into equity shares once the deal is completed. The flagship PokerBaazi brand has approximately 340,000 monthly active users and draws 85% of the company’s net revenue. Moonshine also operates the SportsBaazi fantasy sports platform, which generates 12% of overall revenue.Moonshine is headed by founder and CEO Navkiran Singh, with support from co-founders Puneet Singh, Varun Ganjoo, Avneet Rana, and Anirudh Chaudhry.“As the Indian gaming sector continues to grow, we firmly believe that...
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World Bank pegs India’s growth at 7% in FY25
05 Sep
Business News

World Bank pegs India’s growth at 7% in FY25

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Business new tamfitronics New Delhi: The World Bank has forecast India’s GDP growth at 7% for 2024-25, despite a subdued external environment and the dissipation of post-pandemic rebound effects. This is an upgrade from the 6.6% estimated earlier and the multilateral agency joins other agencies in raising India’s growth forecast after a strong 8.2% growth in the previous year.The India Development Update report said external risks to the outlook are significant.In particular, geopolitical tensions could put pressure on commodity prices and critical supply chains and resurgent inflation could still keep global interest rates“higher for longer.” “These risks notwithstanding, medium-term prospects are positive. The significant expansion of public investment in recent years should crowd in corporate investments and a recovery of agriculture and declining inflation should boost private consumption growth. Under this baseline scenario, robust...
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