What edtech startups have to say about the National Education Policy? And, how cloud kitchens soared to popularity amidst lockdown

National Education Policy and edtech

Key stakeholders in the Indian edtech sector believe the new National Education Policy 2020 will build a workforce ready for the 21st century.

Reliance Jio adds 15M users in Q1 2020

Reliance Jio's profits surged 183 percent with a staggering fundraise of over $20 billion. Data traffic also increased due to the lockdown.

Rise of cloud kitchens amid COVID-19

Due to the pandemic, more people are opting for takeaway options, which has led to the rise of cloud kitchens serving restaurant-like food.

Startups react to National Education Policy

The new National Education Policy provides a framework to change the current education system. Here is how startup founders reacted.

Lendingkart CEO on learning from crisis

Harshvardhan Lunia, CEO and Co-founder of Lendingkart Technologies, elucidates what he learnt from the COVID-19 crisis and the impact on MSMEs.

Yulu co-founder on his startup journey

Yulu Co-founder Amit Gupta talks about his journey from InMobi to Yulu, his core beliefs and principles, and angel investing.

Using DIY kits to teach pre-schoolers

Indore-based edtech startup ClassMonitor uses an online-offline approach to teach preschoolers. It has over 30,000 registered users on its app.

Building a personalised gifting startup

Mumbai-based startup The Messy Corner is known for its travel and lifestyle accessories but is diversifying into face masks and UV sterilisers.

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