Startup

The application named ‘Pencilton’ teaches children personal finance through an app and the pocket money given by parents.

Piyush Manish and Aditya Kumar brought technology in their dairy startup Puresh Dairy to bring safe, unadulterated and organic milk to customers

Rahul Magotra, working with Etihad Airways in Abu Dhabi, started selling his homemade cooked food in Jammu under the name - 'Chef City'

In the past year, Ajoobaa has had an annual turnover of Rs. 1.4 crore regardless of managing their operations on a small scale.

Nitu says the invested cost is generally recovered in the next four to five years. But the life of these solar installations is 25 years, so you get free power for 20 years.

In a bid to provide nutritious, delicious and affordable snacks, Hungry Foal was launched in 2016 and now sells every thing from Oats snacks to Whey energy bars.

If the ticket is not confirmed post chart preparation, Railofy provides a flight close to the price of a train ticket or bus to the destination.

From healthcare to construction, technology has the power to revolutionise sectors almost overnight. Meet the people doing just that.

Villgro’s iPitch 2020 is here. From helping farmers save 12 crore litres of water, to letting patients receive their scans with the click of a button - these startups were winners of iPitch and are well on their way to building the best India.

The electronic purification system not only purifies the air from all the contaminants, but it goes a step further in ensuring safety through their ‘trap and kill’ technology.