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Ayodhya’s local economy has experienced a dramatic transformation following the consecration of the Ram Temple, marking what many describe as a historic shift in the city’s financial landscape. In just the first six months after the temple’s consecration, approximately 11 crore visitors traveled to Ayodhya, creating an unprecedented influx of devotees. Read on to find out all about this boost in the economy! Ayodhya’s Economic Transformation Following the Ram Temple Consecration During this same six-month period, local shopkeepers and traders reported that their earnings increased nearly fivefold compared to earlier levels. A detailed study called “The Economic Renaissance of Ayodhya, India: A Case Study on Sri Ram Mandir,” conducted by the Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow (IIM-L), examined and compared Ayodhya’s economic conditions before and after the temple’s construction. The research found that property prices in areas surrounding the Ram Temple rose significantly after the project was completed. According to the study, more than 150 new hotels and homestay accommodations have been established in the city to meet the growing demand from visitors. Online bookings for lodging increased sharply, registering a rise of around 400 percent. Tourism-Driven Tax Revenue in Ayodhya Estimated at ₹20,000–₹24,000 Crore The report estimated that tax…  ​Read MoreBusiness Archives - Trak.in - Indian Business of Tech, Mobile & Startups

Marico kicked off 2026 with an acquisition spree. In a matter of weeks, the FMCG giant, known for household staples…

Indian travel company ixigo has revealed that it is broadening its partnership with OpenAI to significantly enhance the use of artificial intelligence across its travel services. This expanded alliance will extend across ixigo’s subsidiaries, ConfirmTkt and Abhibus, with the goal of strengthening AI capabilities throughout the group. ixigo Expands OpenAI Partnership to Accelerate AI Integration Across Its Travel Platforms Through this collaboration, the company aims to introduce more AI-led experiences for its large customer base, which exceeds half a billion users. As part of the agreement, ixigo will utilize OpenAI’s Enterprise API platforms to implement sophisticated AI systems and advanced coding models into its operations. These AI tools will be integrated across the company’s entire technology infrastructure, enabling more automated and self-operating workflows. The broader objective is to create a smarter, more streamlined operational structure that can support expanding services while improving product development speed. The partnership is expected to bring new AI-powered applications, including autonomous digital agents and contextual AI assistants. These innovations are intended to simplify complicated internal processes while also delivering a smoother and more intuitive experience for customers. AI Integration Aims to Deliver Personalized and Seamless End-to-End Travel Experiences By embedding AI into key workflows, the…  ​Read MoreBusiness Archives - Trak.in - Indian Business of Tech, Mobile & Startups

AI startup Myelin Foundry is raising ₹48 Cr (around $5.3 Mn) from listed digital services provider ASM Technologies. In an…

India’s startup ecosystem witnessed a new capital influx in fintech, SaaS and AI spending solutions, underscoring investor confidence in tech‑driven B2B models. At the...

Homegrown artificial intelligence startup Sarvam AI, which created a buzz at the ongoing India AI Impact Summit 2026 with the introduction of a new model, has set a roadmap to bring out new innovations that go beyond its current focus on languages.“We are not interested only in solving the language problem. That is a home turf for us, but we are interested in solving math, programming and scientific questions with these models,” said Sarvam AI Co-founder and CEO Pratyush Kumar in a conversation with YourStory Founder and CEO Shradha Sharma at the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi.He further explained that Sarvam AI is building general-purpose models which perform tasks such as digitising documents, recognising speeches and answering complex questions. The Sarvam AI co-founder strongly believes that India can also become a builder of AI, given the vast digital infrastructure layer in the country, coupled with high interest among the people engaging with this technology.“I am very enthused that India will be a significant player in AI in the world,” Kumar remarked.The strides made by Sarvam in a span of just two odd years have seen it being engaged with several state governments. It has signed agreements with Tamil…  ​Read More​YourStory RSS Feed

As Indian bullion markets closed on Friday, 20 February 2026, gold prices saw a modest recovery from recent lows, while silver extended a tentative...

There is a quiet power in the early morning hours. Before the notifications begin buzzing, before deadlines start chasing you, before the world demands your attention—there is a small window of time that belongs entirely to you. And what you do in that window quietly determines how the rest of your day unfolds.Productivity is not built at 3 PM when you're exhausted and reacting to emails. It is built in the first 60 minutes after you wake up. The morning sets your mental rhythm. It shapes your energy levels. It influences your decision-making. It either puts you in control—or leaves you catching up all day.High performers across industries—from CEOs to athletes—rarely leave their mornings to chance. Take Tim Cook, who begins his day before sunrise reviewing priorities. Oprah Winfrey credits her morning reflection practices for grounding her decisions. Even athletes like Serena Williams emphasize structured mornings to prepare mentally before stepping onto the court. While their routines differ, the principle remains the same: intentional mornings create exceptional days.But here’s the truth: productivity is not about waking up at 4 AM or copying someone else’s routine. It’s about building a system that energises your mind, strengthens your discipline, and protects your…  ​Read More​YourStory RSS Feed

Shantanu Narayen, CEO of Adobe, struck an optimistic note as he highlighted "India's moment" in the next wave of AI-led transformation. Speaking to Shraddha Sharma, CEO and Founder of YourStory, on the sidelines of India AI Impact Summit 2026, Narayen said the energy, vision, and policy intent on display at the summit show that India is poised for a defining leap in AI. He pointed to the government’s clearly articulated AI ambitions and the global attention the country is drawing as evidence of the massive opportunities for India. “When you have something you wish to accomplish, the entire goal is to make sure you first have a vision, then you create the execution and the people associated with it,” he noted. Also ReadCreativity, not software code, to be driver of India's economy: Adobe CEOAccording to Narayen, India’s biggest strength lies in its people. He highlighted the skillset, talent, entrepreneurial drive, and creative energy visible across startups, ministries, and the broader tech ecosystem. Narayen believes AI will revolutionise the ease with which creativity is distributed. He described creativity as a uniquely human force and positioned AI as a technology that removes barriers to expression. Whether through mobile devices, web platforms, video or…  ​Read More​YourStory RSS Feed

Weeks after the US initiated the process to extend an invite to India to join Pax Silica, India officially has…