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Fintech to farming: Why Amit Sinha quit Paytm to build an agritech startup, backed by VSS, NABARD In 2019, Paytm Mall’s former COO Amit Sinha founded Unnati, a fintech-powered agritech startup. It is backed by NABARD’s venture capital arm, Vijay Shekhar Sharma, and other members of the ‘Paytm mafia’. 0 claps Amit Sinha’s LinkedIn bio reads: “I have been deeply involved in building 2 large unicorns in India (Paytm and Paytm Mall).” Over two stints across 12 years at the fintech decacorn, Amit served as its CFO, Head of HR, COO of Paytm Mall, and Business Head for Paytm In...

Agritech startup DeHaat has created a rural retail network of over 1,300 DeHaat micro-entrepreneurs for last-mile delivery.

URL copied Image Source : INDIA TV Budget 2021: From yoga to agri and health, here’s what startups want from Modi govt  From incentives to subsidies and tax cuts and other benefits, the startup industry wants from the Modi government to announce measures in the Union Budget 2021-22 that translates into profits in the coming years. While startups are a key component to PM Narendra Modi's dream of making India a self-reliant country, the sector faced the brunt of the pandemic. The sector wants government to prepare a plan with focus on ease of doing busine...

Vice-president of digitally powered businesses (industry-supply) Gopi Ganesalingam said that in 2019, the digital economy had contributed 19.1% to the gross domestic product (GDP). KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysia Digital Economy Corp’s (MDEC) expectation to hit 20% growth in e-commerce contribution to the digital economy can be achieved as the Covid-19 pandemic has given a huge boost to digital adoption among entrepreneurs. Vice-president of digitally powered businesses (industry-supply) Gopi Ganesalingam said that in 2019, the digital economy had contributed 19.1% to the gross domestic product ...

Published on: Monday, January 25, 2021 By: Bernama Text Size: Kuala Lumpur: The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation’s (MDEC) expectation to hit 20 per cent growth in e-commerce contribution to the digital economy can be achieved as the Covid-19 pandemic has given a huge boost to digital adoption among entrepreneurs. Vice-president of digitally powered businesses (industry-supply) Gopi Ganesalingam said that in 2019, the digital economy had contributed 19.1 per cent to the gross domestic product (GDP). “Sectors like MedTech, the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0) and Agri Tech wi...