Puran Choudhary is a video journalist for The New Indian Express, working with Express Network Private Limited. With a focus on local news in Bengaluru, India, Puran covers a wide range of topics including education, government policies, science and technology, and social issues. His work aims to provide insightful and informative coverage of issues impacting the local community.
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By: Puran Choudhary
There are currently fewer than 100 companies providing senior care in India. According to Ranjit Mehta, chairman of the Association of Senior Living in India, at the organisations Ageing Fest in Bengaluru, about 1.8 million senior living units are required to meet demand, while the country has only 40,000.
By: Puran Choudhary
India is the second-largest Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) contributor to the UK, as per Grant Thorntons (GT) 2024 research. Among the 100 FDI projects in London in 2023, India led with a 29% share (29 new companies), followed by Europe (24%) and North America (23%). The opportunities provided by the Indian market has encouraged London & Partners, a business growth agency supporting Indian and UK companies to expand their operations.
The report, titled ‘Democratisation of Entrepreneurship, released at the TiE Global Summit in Bengaluru, reveals that 20.5% of MSMEs in India are owned by women. It further notes that the country has the potential to create over 30 million new women-owned enterprises, which could generate 150 to 170 million jobs.
The defence giant entered the race in 2018 by responding to the Request for Information (RFI) issued by the Indian government, making Gripen one of the eight contenders for the Indian Air Force's anticipated 114 Multi-Role Fighter Aircraft (MRFA).
By: Puran Choudhary
Indian venture capitalist TV Mohandas Pai criticised the government's insufficient support for the startup ecosystem, highlighting the stark investment gap between India, the US, and China. He urged regulatory changes in insurance and pension sectors, suggesting these sectors with massive funds could invest in startups instead of low-yielding bonds.
By: Puran Choudhary
American tennis player Andre Agassi advises young Indian entrepreneurs to tackle societal problems with scalable, private-sector solutions. He highlighted the potential of technology in education and shared his experience of building 130 schools through a sustainable infrastructure fund. Agassi is also venturing into India's sports ecosystem with pickleball, launching a league in Mumbai on December 13.
By: Puran Choudhary
They believe that being updated with technology is required in order to keep ventures relevant whether in healthcare, education, sustainability, manufacturing, or other sectors. They also emphasised that the ecosystem has moved beyond simply "disrupting industries" to addressing deep-rooted systemic issues in India and around the world.
By: Puran Choudhary
This innovation by Novacret has the objective of cutting carbon emissions when compared to the traditional Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) as well as to not use any water. The startup is now running multiple pilot projects across public and private sectors in Bengaluru, such as in the footpaths and bus stops of Vijayanagar and Govindrajnagar constituencies.
By: Puran Choudhary
Indian deep tech startups have seen a 5.3x increase in average seed check size over the past eight years, fueled by government initiatives and VC confidence. However, alternative funding is crucial to navigate initial challenges. While the sector is nascent, fostering exits is vital for building investor trust and driving future growth.
By: Puran Choudhary
IIT Madras announced the launch of an AMOLED Research Centre to create next-generation displays for smartphones, tablets, watches, and wearables. Funded by MeitY, DRDO, and Tata Sons, the centre aims to develop and manufacture these advanced displays, promoting modular micro-factories. The initiative supports India's vision for self-reliance and aims to make a global impact.
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