As per a nationwide survey on the ‘Impact of COVID-19 on Indian Start-ups’conducted by Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), jointly with the Indian Angel Network (IAN) with 250 start-ups, 70% of start-ups stated that their businesses have impacted by Covid-19. 12% of the start-ups have shut operations and 60% are operating with disruptions. The survey depicts that only 22% of the …
Edunify, a Lucknow-based-ed-tech start-up is helping parents and schools navigate through admission processes using their online Uniform Application amidst the disruptions caused bythe COVID-19 pandemic. Founded in 2018 Harsh Karamchandani along with Mohammad Yousuf and Haroon Beg, Edunify helps schools connect to prospective parents online and enables them to select the right school for their children. “Graduating with a liberal …
NSRCEL, the start-up hub at the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIMB), today announced the list of 25 shortlisted fintech start-ups for a 15-month extensive program, which could see many of them receiving funding from the CSR fund of ICICI Securities, India’s leading financial services firm. The ventures selected are early-stage startups working in areas like trading, lending, payments, wealth …
It will be a digital platform with courses to facilitate knowledge-sharing and mentorship for startups TiE Delhi-NCR recently announced the launch of TiE Institute Online. The move aims to facilitate on-demand educational content for startups besides enabling them to remotely connect with mentors and experts irrespective of their geographical location. In the current scheme of things, this development also brings much-needed succour …
When former President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam was urging almost a beeline of student delegations (going to meet and get inspired from him during his Presidency), to become job creators and not job seekers, most of these teenagers didn’t quite understand how they can be. And many of those schools who made these visits a PR and competitive exercise as …
National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM) in collaboration with realestate company, CBRE South Asia Pvt. Ltd on July 29 announced the top 3 winners of India’s ‘BIGGEST PROPTECH CHALLENGE’ – DISRUPTECH. Touchwizard Technologies, XLSYS Technologies and WEGoT Utility Solutions were declared winners post three stages of evaluation by industry leaders from across sectors. The three winners will get the opportunity to be mentored by CBRE along with other …
