Start Up India

Global investors scout Indian startups for next Infosys, Wipro

Bengaluru: Brimming software talent, globally viable products and lower production costs are increasingly attracting global investors to help Indian software-as-a-service (SaaS) startups in the hope of discovering a new generation Infosys or Wipro. Of the 82 Indian SaaS companies that received in…

MP plans crystal IT park-II for start-ups

Bhopal: With a view to attracting more IT companies in the state and provide space for offices and other purpose, state will soon expand its existing ‘Crystal IT park’ in Indore. “It would be a new IT park where we will offer more space to the existing and potential investors,&#…

RailYatri.in raises funds from Nilekani & others

RailYatri.in, the train traveling consumer app start-up, has raised fresh funding with participation from all its existing investors – Nandan Nilekani, Helion Ventures, Omidyar Partners and Blume Ventures. This round comes on the back of the round which the company had raised in March, this…

IIM Calcutta plans to incubate 100 start-ups by 2020

IIM Calcutta Innovation Park has chalked out plans to incubate 100 start-ups by 2020, of which 40 would be funded by the Department of Science and Technology (DST) and DFID. IIM-C Director Saibal Chatterjee said that the Innovation Park, which started two years ago, has provided seed capital to s…

Intel India hosts ‘Maker Lab Start-up Conclave’

Bengaluru: Intel India hosted its first Maker Lab Startup Conclave and Demo Showcase at its Bengaluru campus. The ‘Intel India Maker Lab’ was set up about a year ago to help start-ups accelerate their hardware and systems innovation towards creation of new products and solutions by offering infra…

Paytm to help 1,000 start-ups improve its payments system

It is common practice in Silicon Valley for large technology companies such as Google, IBM, Facebook and Microsoft to provide startups with technology and financial help to build businesses in complementary areas. The concept is now being imported into India by Paytm, the country’s biggest paymen…

Jaipur based start-up unveils email IDs in local languages

Data XGen Technologies, a Jaipur-based start-up, has introduced an email address service under ‘DATAMAIL’ that allows people to create email IDs in eight Indian languages. The languages include Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Punjabi, Marathi, Gujarati, Urdu and Bengali. The service is also available in En…