India · Updated 9 Oct, 09:06 pm IST
Piyush Goyal says H‑1B changes will boost Indian startups at ET Startup Awards 2026
Why it matters for readers: This suggests changes in US visa rules could redirect tech work and talent toward India, affecting where jobs and research happen.
- Piyush Goyal spoke at the ET Startup Awards 2026 and said changes to the US H‑1B regime would not hurt Indian talent, arguing they could boost startups in India.1
- Goyal said the bulk of work is coming to Bengaluru, Noida, Mumbai and Hyderabad as companies recognise the value of setting up global capability centres (GCCs).1
- He noted the pandemic changed work patterns so much work no longer requires physical presence and can be done from home or offshore.1
- The ET Startup Awards 2026 in Bengaluru honoured Indian entrepreneurs and listed winners including Groww (Startup of the Year), Manu Chandra of Sauce (Midas Touch), Armatrix (Best on Campus) and Varaha (Social Enterprise).1
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