Here's our roundup of everything that happened in Indian tech in the last 24 hours: 1. ChatGPT Go users can't pay with UPI due to Stripe outage, anmol maini weighs in 2. The Dhruv Rathee AI Fiesta situation continues to devolve, Humi speaks out 3. Vishal Tejwani goes global

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Hemant Mohapatra, partner at Lightspeed India, has made a blunt assessment of the team behind Dhruv Rathee's AI Fiesta, saying, "I'm sorry but if you're an engineer working for a company named AI "fiesta" your chances of finding a job after this one goes under are basically 0"

Here's everything that happened in Indian tech over the weekend: 1. PM Narendra Modi called for 5 spacetech unicorns by 2030 2. AI Fiesta continues to spark discussion 3. Ultrahuman is suing Oura 4. C3iHub, IIT Kanpur hosted Startup Demo Day 2025, startups include: - Aerosys Aviation - Maraal

Caleb’s building a community for Indian builders over at Runtime! Highly recommend this for everyone who wants to stay up to date with everything that’s going with Indian tech DM the Runtime account to get added to the WhatsApp community

We had the privilege of visiting Pixxel HQ on Tuesday night to see them make history by completing the Firefly constellation. Although the commercial and geopolitical impact of this achievement is significant, I believe Pixxel’s most important legacy will be inspiring

Ok that electric autonomous bike from Surat looks straight out of TRON 🤯🤯🤯 Can’t believe some of the stuff happening in this country nowadays (everything else in this update is crazy too)

🐯⚡️🍽️ Bombay tech friends - on 16 Sept we’re hosting a special evening with the founders of Hunger Inc (The Bombay Canteen, O Pedro, Veronica’s, Papa’s, Bombay Sweet Shop). We're chatting worldbuilding, storytelling & hospitality magic - plus drinks, nibbles & great company.

Only one private Indian company owns a satellite constellation. On August 26th Pixxel launched three satellites, scaling their hyperspectral Firefly constellation to six. They gave Runtime rare behind-the-scenes access to their facilities. Here's a glimpse inside Pixxel:

launching xLogic Labs - dark factories for sheet & tube metal fabrication. we own and manage these factories. our factories run by robots we build in-house. order parts starting TODAY on our website.

And just like that, Runtime has crossed 15,000 subscribers on YouTube. We're just two months in but the response has been spectacular. Huge thanks to everyone who has subscribed/followed!

This is an exclusive hacker house in Bengaluru. 15 builders under one roof, all from different backgrounds and different skill sets but with one shared belief: India’s future is full of promise 🇮🇳 If you want to witness the spirit of India’s next generation, this is the place.

Indian tech news media taking heavy misinformation Ls You know who got Dhravya's age right and didn't mention IITs? Runtime You know who didn't report on a16z's BLR office because the story had holes? Runtime Go follow Runtime for daily ACCURATE Indian tech updates.

A few weeks ago, Aeos Games invited Runtime for a behind-the-scenes tour and first look at an early alpha build of their upcoming video game, Unleash the Avatar. After what we saw and played, we’re more bullish than ever about India’s gaming future.

This is India's top humanoid robotics startup. You've likely never heard of it. That's because General Autonomy has been building in hardcore stealth mode. Their humanoid, Atom 01, is: - Made in India - Autonomous - 31 kgs GA invited us to their office. Here's what we saw:

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