Bengaluru is set to open India’s first museum dedicated to startups and technology by 2027. The museum will come up on the NGEF campus in Baiyappanahalli, transforming the old Switch Gear factory shed into a 12,000-square-metre innovation hub. It will be developed through a public-private
Bengaluru has cemented its reputation as the country’s strongest hub for entrepreneurship, particularly for women founders. According to the Bengaluru Innovation Report 2025, released by KDEM, 3One4 Capital and Startup Karnataka, the city has nurtured around 668 women-led startups between 2010 and 2025. Together, these ventures
WIRIN (Wipro-IISc Research and Innovation Network)—a driverless car initiative of Wipro, the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and RV College of Engineering—was unveiled in Bengaluru.A video uploaded on the social media platform X gained massive views, where Satyatmatheertha Swamiji of the Uttaradi Matha, sitting inside
In a first for the city, Bengaluru is set to roll out an AI-powered Mobility Digital Twin (MDT)—a virtual replica of the city designed to enhance traffic operations and public engagement. The Bengaluru Traffic Police has floated a tender for this initiative, estimated to cost around