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The Andhra Pradesh government is reintroducing the NTR Baby Kit scheme to support the health of newborns and mothers in government hospitals. Originally launched in 2016 by the TDP government, the scheme was later discontinued. It is now being revive

Part 1: Business Pitch: Affordable Healthcare & Insurance for All 1. Problem Statement: Millions of poor and middle-class Indians lack awareness about free or low-cost healthcare facilities, leading to delayed treatment and financial struggles. 2

What about creating a payment platform where in the users get benefits for using the platform. Bharat pay removed the charges and became so big and focused on merchants. Here the concept is based on individual users. If the user uses our platform

Is India Ready to Adopt the Telehealth Model? India is gradually embracing Telehealth, driven by digital adoption, government support, and rising healthcare needs. However, full-scale adoption faces challenges like digital literacy, trust in virtual

Startup Idea: PureAir Grid – AI-Powered Outdoor Air Filtration 🔴 Problem: Rising air pollution in cities causes severe health issues. 🟢 Solution: Smart AI-driven filtration towers that: ✅ Detect & clean air using real-time sensors. ✅ Run on solar

Company Name: Deshi Aspataal Pvt. Ltd. Founder: Lala Ram Email: lalaramarkwanshi@gmail.com Mobile: +91 8960396251 Problem Statement In rural India, there is a significant shortage of doctors and hospitals, forcing people to travel to urban areas for

Kerala’s ₹350 Crore Tech Hub to Power 1,000 Startups The Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM) is setting up a ₹350-crore Emerging Technology Startup Hub at Technopark Phase IV (Technocity) Thiruvananthapuram. Spread over 3 acres with a 5-lakh sq ft facilit

Niramai: A Game Changer in Breast Cancer Detection Niramai, founded by Geetha Manjunath and Nidhi Mathur in 2016, is transforming breast cancer detection in India. With traditional mammograms often expensive, uncomfortable, and inaccessible, especia

Came back from US, had a downfall, created a 50,000 CR Hospital. 1. Born into a family that already had entrepreneurship etched into its DNA, Shivinder Mohan Singh had a lot to prove. His father, Parvinder Singh, took Ranbaxy Laboratories to global