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Is there any company/Ed-tech teaching/training about the most employed sector in india (Agriculture)? except the government run colleges and universities.

Government initiatives like 'Startup India' have been pivotal. They provide tax benefits, easier compliance, and funding opportunities. The Atal Innovation Mission and Startup India Seed Fund Scheme are boosting innovation across the country.

India’s startup rocket is launching. 🚀 100% tax exemption for 3 years 📈 3700+ startups got benefits 📅 New deadline: April 2030 Government backing innovation = smart move. #Startups #India #

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Actually, where is the change needed? In schools where teachers compel students to take science without interest? In colleges where professors take 2-hour long lectures teaching how to be a perfect employee for the next 30 years? In our own homes whe

I’m in school and honestly reservation doesn’t feel fair anymore. Many SC ST and OBC families are already well settled but still keep getting benefits generation after generation, Meanwhile poor general category students who actually need support g

Nowadays acquiring education is becoming more and more costly whereas the average income hasn't seen that increase. People do say that there are government schools for poor kids but we all know the quality of education they provide. In a recent repor

Hello, I've submitted my idea in Redbull basement x Medial startup showcase. My idea is Campus Dots, where users can find nearby schools, colleges and teaching jobs on finger-tips. Medial Startup showcase Idea: https://medial.app/idea/campus-dots-

⏺ Artificial intelligence to be China’s new teaching powerhouse Starting now, Artificial Intelligence will be integrated into textbooks, school curriculums, and teaching methods across China, encompassing students from kindergarten to college. The p