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TechSparks 2026: Priyank Kharge, Krishna Byre Gowda, Sameer Nigam, Pramod Varma, and more to take the stage

Join India's leading policymakers, entrepreneurs, investors, and technology leaders as they unpack 'The New Tech Order' and what it means for India's next phase of innovation at YourStory's flagship TechSparks summit this October.

TechSparks 2026: Priyank Kharge, Krishna Byre Gowda, Sameer Nigam, Pramod Varma, and more to take the stage

TechSparks 2026, the flagship startup-tech summit of YourStory, is set to return to Bengaluru from October 13-15, under the theme "The New Tech Order". This year's event is all about the future that is being built in real time, with leaders from various sectors coming together to exchange ideas, form partnerships, test assumptions, and turn conversation into action.

The summit will gather a diverse group of participants, including government leaders, technology innovators, startup entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, enterprise professionals, and deeptech experts. They will discuss different perspectives on how India's next phase of innovation will unfold, in a rapidly evolving landscape shaped by advancements in artificial intelligence and technology access.

Priyank Kharge, Krishna Byre Gowda, Sameer Nigam, and Pramod Varma are among the notable figures expected to take the stage at TechSparks 2026, contributing their insights to the ongoing conversation about the future of technology and innovation in India.

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