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Driven by urge to make 'local for global', Pune man inspired by Rancho from 3 Idiots wins AI award | Pune News - Vimarsana News

Driven by urge to make 'local for global', Pune man inspired by Rancho from 3 Idiots wins AI award | Pune News

Prashant Pansare says that way back in 2004, he had decided to turn into a first-generation entrepreneur, specialising in business intelligence and analytics.

Have made necessary changes to extend runway, ElasticRun CEO stresses operational efficiency over marketing spend - Vimarsana News

Have made necessary changes to extend runway, ElasticRun CEO stresses operational efficiency over marketing spend

The company, which specialises in distribution for fast-moving consumer goods, continues to be selective on expansion with focus on its core rural market

Pune startups likely to witness up to 70% dip in funding this year - Vimarsana News

Pune startups likely to witness up to 70% dip in funding this year

This could be as a result of many trends and has more to do with the issues of governance and increasing wariness on the part of fund managers.

Pune Inc: This Class 10 passout designs new ways to expand his online graphic biz industry - Vimarsana News

Pune Inc: This Class 10 passout designs new ways to expand his online graphic biz industry

Dadasaheb Bhagat, whose name figured in PM Modi’s Mann ki Baat speech quit as a VFX supervisor in an animation studio in Pune to start Ninthmotion. In 2024, the company is upgrading its technology by integrating AI.

Pune Inc: This startup uses drones to carry out inspections inside boilers, chimneys - Vimarsana News

Pune Inc: This startup uses drones to carry out inspections inside boilers, chimneys

The work that the drones are doing — checking for cracks, corrosions and the tiniest other flaws — has, for decades, been done by humans at great risk and less efficiency.