After a subdued period of the Great Resignation or the Great Reassessment, layoffs have become a harsh reality. As the recession continues to intensify its grip on the world, were watching companies resort to some extreme actions to weather the storm.
Are you handling layoffs with compassion – ET HRWorld Read More »
India s manufacturing moment is now; and we need to seize it with a 25year vision. We stand at a pivotal juncture for Indian manufacturing. With unprecedented tailwinds and favourable policy support received from the Government of India, the time is ripe to chart a bold 25year vision. We must go beyond Make in India and forge a self-reliant ecosystem through R&D investment, cutting edge clean technologies, and robust skilling programs.
Anticipating the Budget: Industry s Roadmap for Growth – CXO Today Read More »
Vibrant Gujarat Summit Highlights: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday inaugurated the 10th edition of the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit in Gandhinagar, alongside several global leaders. United Arab Emirates President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan will also be in attendance of the event.
How does 2023 look like for Indian startups Last year, Indian startups had a revenue of $8.3 billion. This is the lowest increase since 2016. It was meant to be. Indian startups have declined by a whopping 72% in the last three years. Which makes it clear, how badly covid19 has affected the volunteer capital. In 2022, India got 23 unicorns.
After a tepid few years of Indian startups stalling public listing plans amid a global tech slowdown and choppy markets, new age firms are now set to make a comeback in the public markets About 1520 startup unicorns are expected to launch initial public offerings (IPOs) in the next 1224 months, senior officials at Kotak Investment Banking said
Up to 20 startup unicorns eye IPOs in next 12 years – The Times of India Read More »
The European Investment Bank (EIB) will provide 20 million euros (USD 22 million) to GDI to help the U.S. silicon anode startup scale up production for electric vehicle batteries at a factory in Germany, the two companies said on Wednesday. The funding will take the form of loans and the European Union s lending arm will also take an equity stake in Rochester, New York based GDI.
We have listed the top 10 robotics startups in India that are solving some of the most critical, in hand problems of society and industries through their unique robots and automation solutions Genrobotics Based out of Thiruvananthapuram, Genrobotics is on a mission to solve a very critical problem i.e. Manual Scavenging with their flagship robot Bandicoot, which is the world’s first robotic scavenger.
Top 10 Robotics Startups in India – ELE Times Read More »
Launched in April 2023, this one-year program is a pioneering effort by NSRCEL and PRIF to nurture and scale 20 groundbreaking innovations within the Circular Economy realm. The cohort boasts of startups like Carbon Craft working in the alternate construction space, using recovered carbon to produce tiles; Gud Gum which is a consumer brand producing India s first plastic free chewing gum and Sunbird Straws, which makes ecofriendly straws from dried coconut leaves.
9th January 2024: India has emerged as a thriving center for startups, witnessing a surge in new ventures, with many achieving the coveted status of Unicorns startups valued at over one billion dollars. Presently, India boasts over 100 Unicorn Startups, indicating the rapid growth of these enterprises. Today, we delve into the success story of a startup that transformed old mobile phones into a multimillion-rupee enterprise.
Neeraj Chopra s Zobox: Old Phones to Crore Valued Startup – Punekar News Read More »
Indian Railways has taken an important initiative in the field of innovation through participation of startups and other entities. Startups for Railways initiative was launched by Ministry of Railways on 13.06.2022.
Indian Railways Startups for Railways initiative gains momentum – Express Computer Read More »
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