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Gov Tech Migration & Startup Growth in India

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India’s government migrates to Zoho, plus expansions in education, retail, AI, and fintech highlight a dynamic startup ecosystem shift. Read more!

YourStory presents today’s top headlines, highlighting the latest developments across various sectors.

The central government’s decision to migrate 16.68 lakh official email accounts to Zoho’s cloud platform, at a total cost of Rs 180.10 crore, marks a significant administrative technology transition. This move indicates a growing preference for domestic technology providers in critical systems and a push toward cloud-native governance frameworks.

IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation has partnered with BodhBridge Education to introduce over 15 training programs for students, educators, and working professionals. These programs, focusing on areas like leadership and emerging technologies, will be available online and offline.

Refroid Technologies has appointed Vijay Sampathkumar as Chief Business Officer to lead its global expansion, focusing on AI-driven datacenter infrastructure solutions.

Ethera, supported by BlueStone, is expanding its retail presence in Bengaluru and New Delhi, with a new store planned for Gurugram, adding to its existing nine retail stores.

Bitget has partnered with Visa and DCS to launch the Bitget Card in select Asia-Pacific markets, enabling users to convert crypto holdings into fiat for everyday transactions.

Lupin Limited has completed its acquisition of VISUfarma B.V. from GHO Capital Partners LLP, expanding its ophthalmology portfolio across key European markets.

BimaPay Finsure Private Limited has financed over 2.34 lakh policies, surpassing Rs 1,210 crore in premium financing, and has received a CRISIL A+ rating in a structured transaction.

Stylox Fashion has expanded to 59 stores across India, adding 37 outlets in FY26, with a focus on tier-2 and tier-3 markets using franchise-led models.

Neuron Energy has announced a Rs 100 crore Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) facility in Maharashtra, manufacturing modular systems for renewable energy storage.

Association of Senior Living India has appointed Rajagopal G as Chairman for the 2026–2028 term, reflecting growth in India’s senior living sector.

IIT Mandi concluded its HIVE 3.0 conclave, launching a new AI lab to advance capabilities in vision, language, and audio, supporting India’s push toward indigenous AI systems.