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27K youth trained in factory skill schools – The Times of India

Tamil Nadu has trained more than 27,000 youth in factory skill schools set up by the state government, said the managing director of TN Skill Development Corporation, Innocent Divya. Speaking at a session Skilling for the future at GIM on Sunday, Innocent Divya said 151 factories have partnered with factory skill schools to upskill their lower-level workforce. Apart from youth, about 50,000 factory workers were also trained, she said.

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Why there is a growing trend in digital home healthcare and specialised physiotherapy services – Business Today

There is an apparent rising trend in digitally supported home healthcare and specialized physiotherapy services, with startups placing high hopes on the future of this segment. A report from Mordor Intelligence has predicted the Indian home healthcare market is expected to reach a staggering $5.5 billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 24.4%.

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Social opinion remains a barrier for entrepreneurship in India – Live Mint

In the midlate 90s, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay started thinking about setting up a school to encourage entrepreneurship. An infotech incubator, KReSIT, was created and funded by eminent alumni Nandan Nilekani and Kanwal Rekhi. What was the culture of entrepreneurship in India at the time Professor Deepak Phatak, professor emeritus at IIT Bombay, recently shared an interesting anecdote about his interaction with an entrepreneur looking for incubation at KReSIT.

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SEBI norms should insist on having independent directors on Board one year before IPO filing: Mohandas Pai – Live Mint

Year 2023 had a series of cases in which founders locked horns with the Board of Directors, bringing corporate governance standards into sharp focus. Byju Raveendran of Byju s, Bharatpe s Ashneer Grover and Housing.com founder Rahul Yadav (in his new startup avtar), were all in the news with regard to issues pertaining to their style of functioning.

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Maruti Suzuki announces winners of 2nd cohort of its incubation program – The Economic Times

Maruti Suzuki India Limited concluded the 2nd Cohort of its Incubation Program for Mobility Startups. The early-stage startups Woloo, Hala Mobility and Switch On were declared as winners. The winners will now get an opportunity to undertake a paid Proof of Concept with Maruti Suzuki to cocreate solutions using disruptive technologies for actual business use.

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Less than 50% of tech startup founders expect better funding environment in 2024: Nasscom Zinnov report – The Financial Express

While the global environment remains uncertain, 46 per cent of Indian tech startup founders expect a better funding environment in 2024, said technology industry association Nasscom and consulting firm Zinnov in their latest startup survey comprising over 100 startup founders. 31 per cent of the respondents are of the view that the funding scenario will see no change from 2023 while 23 per cent are pessimistic about the change this year.

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