Startups
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StepChange: Helping entreprises go net-zero
The company's ESG management tool, product cycle impact analysis tool, and mobile app solutions help companies reduce their Scope 3 emissions and puts them on the path of net-zero
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Zipy.ai: Debug in a jiffy
Zipy.ai automates the process of finding bugs in code that are throwing up errors. It makes debugging faster, and more efficient, reducing downtime and improving operations
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Newtrace: Putting India on the green hydrogen map
Newtrace to develop a new class of "membraneless" electrolysers to make a dent in the "green hydrogen" market, which currently is a miniscule portion of the 6 to 7 million tonnes of hydrogen produced in the country annually, all from fossil fuels
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Peer Robotics: Making robots doing what you want
Most robots are programmed to do a particular task and teaching it new tasks often requires a map application or more. Peer Robotics' robots can be given force-feedback to change its direction and make them perform tasks on demand
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Loopworm: Creating insect protein for livestock and even pet food
Insects don't need a lot of arable land or portable water that plants need and greenhouse emissions from insect cultivation are much lower than that of composting
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Eeki Foods: Hydroponic veggies at mandi rates
With an innovative polymer composite material used to make containers for the hydroponics, doing away with coolers or chillers, Eeki Foods grows three times the yield of conventional farming, by using 80 percent less water
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Step into the future: A taste of the innovations brewing in India
India has emerged as a genuine global hub of startups-led Innovation
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IPO frenzy may be over but new-age Indian companies have potential to go public: Redseer's Anil Kumar, Rohan Agarwal
With the evolving global macro environment of higher interest rates, there are questions around the business models of Indian new-age startups and their ability to be value-creating public market companies. However, there are two reasons why this narrative doesn't hold water, according to Kumar who is CEO and Agarwal who is partner at Redseer Strategy Consultants
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Focus on growing your company and not the share price: PolicyBazaar's Yashish Dahiya
While many entrepreneurs have lost sleep once the market stripped the bountiful IPO gains, Yashish Dahiya is the picture of calm. He didn't find much reason to celebrate when his company listed at a premium, and he's not much worried about the rout—what he wants to understand is the logic behind both
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Girish Mathrubootham on how to stay hungry amid a carnage
The poster boy of Indian SaaS is braving a brutal global tech meltdown and trying to keep Freshworks steady. What might come handy is turning deaf and building credibility
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Out of Nile, into tile: Young Egyptians battle plastic plague
Entrepreneurial young Egyptians are helping combat their country's huge plastic waste problem by recycling junk-food wrappers, water bottles and similar garbage that usually ends up in landfills or the Nile