India's startup ecosystem showcases 2026 disruptors across multiple industries

10 articles · Updated · The Tribune India · Apr 29

The New Delhi report profiles 12 ventures spanning Hyderabad deep-tech, Bengaluru hospitality, Chennai snacks, aviation training, real estate and digital marketing, alongside author R. Deepak S.K.
Highlighted companies include Astroc As Tech, with AI-driven drone and autonomous systems for defence, agriculture and infrastructure, and consumer and lifestyle brands such as Gulabs, Mykos, Brew Mill and Gladia.
The feature portrays India's startup landscape as broadening beyond traditional tech into globally competitive, innovation-led businesses, from strategic systems and executive coaching to property services, mobility platforms and pilot training.

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