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| Jan 01, 1970 | Daily Report |
| RISING BHARAT | News Count (102766) | |
21801. इंमोबाइल फोन निर्माण में चीन को पछाड़ेंगे, लैपटॉप व अन्य गैजेट्स निर्माण को पीएलआइ स्कीम से जोड़ेगी सरकारः प्रसाद
Make in India / Atmanirbhar
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Investment in Bharat by Bhartiya companies
Hindi
India
Dainik Jagran
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- इलेक्ट्रॉनिक्स एवं आईटी मंत्री रवि शंकर प्रसाद ने कहा कि अब मोबाइल फोन निर्माण में चीन को पीछे छोड़ना भारत का लक्ष्य है। मोबाइल फोन निर्माण में देश को नंबर-वन बनाने के लिए अगस्त से सरकार ने प्रोडक्शन लिंक्ड इंसेंटिव (पीएलआइ) स्कीम शुरू की है।
- इंडियन सेल्यूलर एंड इलेक्ट्रॉनिक्स एसोसिएशन (आइसीइए) के मुताबिक अगले वर्ष मार्च तक भारत का लैपटॉप आयात पांच अरब डॉलर यानी करीब 38,750 करोड़ रुपये मूल्य तक पहुंच जाएगा। इनमें अकेले चीन की हिस्सेदारी 4.37 अरब डॉलर यानी लगभग 32,775 करोड़ रुपये मूल्य की होगी।
- लैपटॉप जैसी इलेक्ट्रॉनिक्स वस्तुओं के निर्माण को पीएलआइ स्कीम से जोड़ने पर चीन से आयात में कमी के साथ भारत मोबाइल फोन की तरह लैपटॉप का प्रमुख निर्यातक देश बन सकता है।
21802. [Tech30] This Bengaluru startup wants to help Swiggy, Zomato, Dunzo set up seamless drone deliveries
Innovation and startups, ISRO/Defense/Water infrastructure/EV and other sectors
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Startups in Bharat
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Your Story
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- End-to-end drone operations and management startup Avianco is a part of YourStory’s Tech30 list this year. It is in preliminary talks with Swiggy, Zomato, and Dunzo.
- Expected to play an important role in this new ecosystem of drone management is Bengaluru-based dronetech startup Avianco, a part of YourStory’s Tech30 list for 2020.
- Founded in 2018, Avianco is an aerospace and aviation technology solutions startup that promises to enable safer integration and use of fully automated drones into the airspace. Through its digital cloud-based drone operations and management software (SaaS) platform and software integration tools, Avianco claims to deliver the essential software that enables nationwide, full-scale deployment of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and compatible services.
21803. [Tech30] Spacetech startup Pixxel is set to put India on global space map; to launch constellation of satellites in March
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- Bengaluru-based Pixxel is building a constellation of about 24-30 earth-imaging small satellites to be deployed in the Low Earth Orbit (LEO). It will monitor the planet 24*7 and provide data to enable organisations across the world to detect, monitor, and predict global phenomena in real time.
- Pixxel was founded in 2019 by Awais Ahmed and Kshitij Khandelwal during their final year at BITS Pilani. The duo, who always loved the idea of working in the space sector, was part of a student satellite team in college. They were also part of Team Hyperloop India, which participated in SpaceX’s Hyperloop Pod Competition. Their passion to work for the spacetech sector was the major boost behind the launch of Pixxel.
- Last year, Pixxel also became the only Asian startup among the selected 10 to be a part of the Los Angeles-based Techstars Starburst Space Accelerator.
21804. [Tech30] This B2B2C healthtech startup is helping organisations take care of employee health
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Startups in Bharat
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- Based out of Bengaluru, healthtech startup Onsurity Technologies has made it to YourStory’s Tech30 list this year for providing all-round healthcare services to startups and SMEs.
- This is where Bengaluru-based Onsurity comes into play. Founded by Yogesh Agarwal and Kulin Shah in early 2020, the startup offers affordable healthcare benefits and insurance plans to entrepreneurs and small businesses. According to the startup, this helps increase employee retention, productivity, attract talent, and enable SMEs to build a happier workforce.
- According to the team, through the Onsurity App, employees can manage their plans and avail different healthcare and wellness benefits such as consultations, book check-ups, and order medicines.
21805. [Tech30] This blockchain startup rewards you for sharing your personal data with businesses
Innovation and startups, ISRO/Defense/Water infrastructure/EV and other sectors
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Startups in Bharat
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Your Story
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- Started by Saurav Raaj and Smriti Chaudhry in Mumbai, YourStory Tech30 startup Senderment uses blockchain technology to make it simple for global businesses to collect data from individuals, with their explicit consent.
- In August 2020, Saurav and his former Schlumberger colleague Smriti Chaudhry launched Senderment in Mumbai. The startup built one of India’s first data collection applications in the public domain using the Account Aggregator (AA) framework.
- Saurav says, “Senderment extends the AA framework and provides a digital medium for data transfer from the end-user to the business user. We offer a secure way to collect and share identity, personal and financial data from individuals and businesses via SMS, QR codes, and API.”
21806. [Tech30] How Bengaluru-based Sprinkle Data is helping businesses optimise their data
Innovation and startups, ISRO/Defense/Water infrastructure/EV and other sectors
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Startups in Bharat
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Your Story
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- A YourStory Tech30 startup, Bengaluru-based Sprinkle Data is a data automation platform which helps businesses optimise and manage their data. Founded in 2017, the company is growing at 3x annually.
- Managing several kinds of software is cumbersome and data collection requires huge manpower. Seeing this gap in the market and to ease the data management process, Sharad Agarwal started Sprinkle Data in 2017 in Bengaluru.
- Sprinkle Data is a data automation platform which helps businesses optimise and manage their data. Increasingly, companies have a tremendous amount of business data, which is becoming more fragmented and complex by the day due to the widespread adoption of SaaS and cloud platforms.
21807. [Tech30] How Niral Networks is solving vendor lock-in issue for mobile operators
Innovation and startups, ISRO/Defense/Water infrastructure/EV and other sectors
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Startups in Bharat
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Your Story
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- Niral Networks’ open product framework is built using open source software that enables operators to use a vendor-agnostic networking platform that reduces the risk of vendor lock-in.
- Bengaluru-based Niral Networks is also developing curated, open, and disaggregated networking solutions that transforms the economics of networking systems for 5G and beyond. The startup was co-founded by Abhijit Chaudhary (42), Inder Gopal (58), and Subrata Debnath (42) in July 2019.
- Niral Networks aims to democratise 5G, edge, and cloud networking infrastructure by embracing vendor agnostic, open source, web scale, and disaggregation using NiralOS product frameworks and off-the-shelf hardware. NiralOS is an open Network Operating system (NOS) that enables mobile operators, cloud providers, and internet service providers transform their network infrastructure from being vendor controlled to become vendor agnostic.
21808. [Tech30] How edtech startup Spayee turned profitable during the pandemic, generated Rs 200 Cr revenue for customers
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Startups in Bharat
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- Spayee allows content creators to produce customised course content in the form of audio and video tutorials, PDF documents, quizzes, assignments, and live classes. It also hosts integrated discussion forums for clearing doubts and provides automated payment gateways.
- Started in 2014 by Sandeep Singh, Gourav Kakkar, Aniruddha Singh, and Vijay Singh — all in their early thirties, Spayee is selected as one of YourStory’s Tech30 startups this year for allowing content creators to produce customised courses in the form of audio and video tutorials, PDF documents, quizzes, assignments, and live classes. The platform hosts integrated discussion forums for clearing doubts, has automated payment gateways, along with sales and marketing funnels.
- “Seeing the growing demand, we doubled our team size to 25 within the lockdown itself. We outsourced hiring and marketing so that we can focus on the core product and sales,” tells Sandeep Singh, Co-founder, Spayee.
21809. Projects worth Rs 44 lakh crore under implementation as part of NIP: Gadkari
Infrastructural Development and Government Schemes
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Highways and Roads
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Construction Week
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- "National Infrastructure Pipeline envisages Rs 111 lakh crore investment on infrastructure projects by 2024-25... Of the Rs 111 lakh crore, projects worth Rs 44 lakh crore accounting for 40 per cent are under implementation... (and) projects worth Rs 22 lakh crore that account for 20 per cent of NIP are under development stages," the minister said.
- Framework of NIP includes 39 per cent investment by the Centre, 40 per cent by states and 21 per cent by the private sector, he added.
- The minister said that under the programme, 25 lakh crore worth of investments are envisaged in the energy sector, 20 lakh crore in the highways sector, Rs 16 lakh crore in irrigation, rural agriculture and food processing, Rs 16 lakh crore each in mobility and railways and Rs 14 lakh crore on digital infra among others.
21810. [Tech30] This agritech startup is helping farmers reduce the cost and effort of removing weeds
Innovation and startups, ISRO/Defense/Water infrastructure/EV and other sectors
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- Agritech startup TartanSense, a YourStory Tech30 2020 winner, has built a small agricultural robot that can identify weeds and spray them with pesticides.
- Bengaluru-based agritech startup, TartanSense, is attempting to help farmers by addressing the pain points of weeding and pest control. Founded by Jaisimha Rao in 2015, the startup has built a small agricultural robot that can not only move around on farmlands and identify weeds, but can also spray them with pesticides.
- Jaisimha was previously working as the Vice President at Blackrock, a New York-based global investment management company. After a decade of working professionally as a trader, he returned to India to take care of his coffee plantation in Karnataka. That was when he noticed that agricultural activities and decisions were not backed by data or any real-time insights. So, he decided to establish TartanSense to make agriculture more data-driven.