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A former American football coach, David Steele, sees India's sports tech potential as immense. He believes the nation's ability to connect its vast grassroots networks with technology is key. Steele, now scouting startups, highlights how Indian innovators are building entire sporting systems, unlike the US focus on optimizing existing ones. This approach promises to democratize talent identification and development.

sportstech startup Game Theory has raised $2 million in pre-series a funding. The funding round was supported by investors including Rainmatter, Rohan Bopanna, WEH Ventures, and Prequate Advisory. The company will use the fund to build technology, establish coaching products, and expand the reach of smart sporting facilities across the country.

New Delhi, Apr 24 () IT industry body Nasscom today said it has shortlisted 39 Indian startups for the third edition of its 'Innotrek' programme to be held in the US, where tech entrepreneurs will have an opportunity to meet investors and learn business nuances from experts.

Jagdish Mitra, the former head of Tech Mahindra's business in India, has established an AI startup with an initial proposed investment ranging from Rs 65-80 crore. Operations for the startup are expected to begin within the next three months. "We will start going to customers in 8-12 months. Initially, we will invest USD 8-10 million," Mitra told PTI.

Indian unicorns have invested close to $1.5 billion in startups. It’s a trend that started with seed capital and early-stage funding but unicorns are now looking at investing at later stages too. It’s definitely good news for the startup community

Football icon Lionel Messi is a major force in the business world in 2025. His net worth nears $850 million, fueled by ventures beyond the pitch. Messi owns hotels, clothing lines, a media company, and an energy drink brand. His business interests span multiple countries, showcasing his smart entrepreneurial skills.

In 1984, the poor tribal woman had become the face of Odisha’s poverty when she sold her sister-in-law for Rs 40 to feed her family. It was a time when drought, floods and famine plagued the state. But now, Odisha is making rapid strides. It is a mining and industrial powerhouse where the per capita income has grown faster than the national average for over a decade

Gujarat's corporate sector is increasingly investing in sports, aligning with India's ambitions to host major events like the Olympics. Adani Group and Torrent Group are leading the charge, with investments in leagues and teams. Other companies like Resolute Corp and Chiripal Group are focusing on non-cricket sports and grassroots development.