DPIIT said that preference would be given to startups offering solutions in sectors including social impact, waste management, water management, financial inclusion, education, agriculture, food processing, biotechnology, healthcare, energy, mobility, defence, space, railways, oil and gas, textiles, etc.
Picture from freepik.com
Featured Article Author: Vidhya Veeraraghavan, Standard Chartered In the Claims-2030 series of articles, Mckinsey emphasizes that by 2030, every touchpoint in the claims journey, starting even before an incident occurs, will be supported by a mix of technology and human touch that seamlessly interacts to expedite the process and deliver a better experience across the […]
Wysa is artificial intelligence (AI)-driven virtual coach that combines empathetic listening with evidence-based therapeutic techniques Bengaluru-based mental health startup Wysa is looking to raise funds from Google, the company’s filings with the ministry of corporate affairs (MCA) confirm. The filings, which contain Wysa parent Touchkin Eservices Private Limited’s articles of association (AOA), read, ‘“Series A1 […]
Bengaluru continues to be ahead of Delhi NCR in terms of total funding raised by startups located in these cities The pandemic saw funding across the top startup hubs like Delhi NCR and Bengaluru drying up But both cities gave the country a steady influx of unicorns in 2020, keeping the interest of investors alive […]
Google’s diversity efforts have been questioned by employees and adds to years of angst, including several resignations and firings in the AI department. Alphabet Inc’s Google is investigating a member of its ethical AI team and has locked the corporate account linked to that person after finding that thousands of files were retrieved from its […]
