techXchange provides a launchpad for start-ups to go global
techXchange is a platform that will act as a bridge between the demand and supply of innovative technologies between India and the UK.
Women entrepreneurs are driving 50 percent of India’s start-up ecosystem
Gender is no longer a barrier to be a unicorn, or a simple start-up to begin with. All one needs is the will, the dedication, and the right strategy which helps them to soar to great heights.
Indian States’ Start-up Ranking 2019
India is growing to develop better reforms to help start-ups grow and prosper. Here’s how individual states are leveraging existing ecosystems to offer support.
India ranks amongst the top 50 in the Global Innovation Index
The Covid-19 pandemic appears to be spurring a virtualisation of economic activities through innovation.
Millennium Alliance: Enabling Atmanirbhar Startups
Aspiring Indian social entrepreneurs will find their reward in addressing Indian and global development challenges. Their efforts have been directed towards improving the sector of health, education, water, and sanitation, agriculture, energy, and disability.
Atmanirbhar Bharat: An initiative to foster entrepreneurship
The Atmanirbhar Bharat campaign is a launchpad to boost entrepreneurship, nurturing innovation, and development of an environment for rural-urban symbiotic development.
Cutting edge tech the key to reshaping the hotel industry post-pandemic
As economies unlock and hotels start operating in the ‘new normal’, the expectation for customer experience will be higher than ever.
Reimagining learning: Growth of EdTech Start-ups in India
India’s EdTech sector is proposed to grow further as the expenditure on AR/VR technologies to undertake digital learning is expected to rise to $12.6bn in 2025.
Covid fails to dampen spirits of UK start-ups
The UK-India corridor has developed several R&D collaborations, which has enabled start-ups to slowly explore and continue their expansion plans.
Funding for start-ups in the post-pandemic era
The impact of the coronavirus means that Indian start-ups will have to think out of the box in order to manage cash-flows and attract investors.