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The program included a talk session on Propelling Growth and Excellence through Innovation, a panel discussion on How can India Lead Global Innovation and a photo exhibition of the teacher training workshops organized by project iRISE in different states of the country.

The company is also looking to invest in a few startups that are working on Generative Artificial Intelligence, Kasmalkar said. We have always invested in AI, however generative AI has become very popular now.

We are looking to start a venture capital firm for investments into startups operating in aviation, consumer and allied sectors such as travel & lifestyle, hospitality, and transportation, he said. But Negi said that the venture capital firm will have an initial fund of Rs 7 crore.

Through the integration of AI, startups are experiencing heightened efficiency, as automation empowers them to streamline tasks, optimize processes, and execute datadriven decisions. This results in enhanced operational efficiency and more effective resource allocation.

Here is the second instalment of shortlisted entrants in two categories for The Economic Times Startup Awards 2023. Today, we bring you a list of high startup achievers from two categories

Captain Fresh, a business-to-business fish and seafood company, on Tuesday said it has raised 20 million in an extended Series C round, led by Japan based SBI Investment and Evolvence Capital.

BITS Pilani, RBI, ICICI Bank launch fintech accelerator programme for startups Candidates can apply for the 45day accelerator programme Fin-Xcelerator till September 24. The programme FinXcelerator will provide services such as mentoring and personalized support.

Nash Vail, the cofounder of a Bengaluru startup called Fold Money has apologised to a customer for sharing a passive aggressive response to their feedback. Since the tweet made by the company went viral, many people criticised them A startup s reply to a customer did not go well with netizens.

Venture debt investor Anicut Capital on Tuesday said it has raised ?50 crore (about 6 million) for its equity investments fund from the Small Industries Development Bank of India’s (SIDBI) Fund of Funds for Startups (FFS). SIDBI is an existing investor in Anicut Capital.

Venture debt investor Anicut Capital on Tuesday said it has raised ?50 crore (about 6 million) for its equity investments fund from the Small Industries Development Bank of India’s (SIDBI) Fund of Funds for Startups (FFS). SIDBI is an existing investor in Anicut Capital.