Suneeth Tatineni and Chaitanya Ayinapudi from Hyderabad quit their IT jobs to start Caro Water, a one-of-a-kind startup delivering drinking water in paper boxes. Caro water is pur ... Read more
Suneeth Tatineni and Chaitanya Ayinapudi from Hyderabad quit their IT jobs to start Caro Water, a one-of-a-kind startup delivering drinking water in paper boxes. Caro water is pure water that needs no description but the priority is the sustainable packaging that won’t harm nature, animals, and seashores. They believe in the customer base who are influenced by a green lifestyle, consciousness of health and the planet. India, a country home to over 1.3 billion people, equivalent to 17.7% of the world’s population has been struggling to reduce plastic usage for several years. The growing population and the plastic problem are getting worse day by day. However, the majority of it is emerging from plastic water bottles that people consume daily. This brought about a realization that a change needed to be made in the usage of water bottles, that’s when Caro Water began. Read more
In this episode of Tech For Change, our host @offairwithkay speaks with Mansoor Rahimat Khan and Siddharth Bhardwaj, co-founders of Bengaluru-based Beatoven.ai uses artificial in ... Read more
In this episode of Tech For Change, our host @offairwithkay speaks with Mansoor Rahimat Khan and Siddharth Bhardwaj, co-founders of Bengaluru-based Beatoven.ai uses artificial intelligence (AI) to take the hassle out of composing and licensing music. Launched in 2021, Beatoven.ai is an AI-powered music tech startup that helps YouTubers, advertising agencies, and wedding film production houses create original soundtracks. The platform also solves music acquisition and licensing problems faced by creators. Read more
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISERB), Bhopal, have developed organic polymers, which they claim can remove toxic micropollutants from wate ... Read more
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISERB), Bhopal, have developed organic polymers, which they claim can remove toxic micropollutants from water, thus making it safer for human consumption. The research team led by Dr. Abhijit Patra, Associate Professor at the Department of Chemistry, IISER Bhopal, has tested these polymers in powder form for the removal of polar organic micropollutants removal at a laboratory scale. He believes large-scale fabrication of these materials in collaboration with industrial partners will open up avenues for real-time scavenging of toxic polar organic micropollutants from water. Called hypercrosslinked porous organic polymers’ (HPOPs), researchers claim that a teaspoon of the powder of these polymers will cover a significantly large area Read more
In this episode of tech for change, our host @offairwithkay speaks with Anurag Vaish and Divya Balakrishnan, co-founders of Mumbai-based live audio startup "Mentza", which brings t ... Read more
In this episode of tech for change, our host @offairwithkay speaks with Anurag Vaish and Divya Balakrishnan, co-founders of Mumbai-based live audio startup "Mentza", which brings together behavioral sciences and technology to drive meaningful conversations and engagements. Any user can initiate a 20-minute live audio conversation or panel, at any given point in time, with a maximum of five speakers and unlimited participants. The duo talks about how Mentza was founded and their love for audio. In addition, they discuss the future of the audio industry, such as growth and the scope of podcasts, as well as live audio, which is currently the most preferred form of content. Tune in to know more! Read more
Mingout is built around the idea that the business will make money when you are happy. Because even though you may match just once, you go on dates more often. And that’s the reven ... Read more
Mingout is built around the idea that the business will make money when you are happy. Because even though you may match just once, you go on dates more often. And that’s the revenue – your happiness is the business’s incentive, not your loneliness. Because with Mingout, you are not just finding ‘matches’. You are experiencing ‘dates’. And with added layers for safety and self-discovery, Mingout wants to make sure that you go on nice, happy dates. Doing things you love, with a hint of romance. And that’s the value proposition – no complications, no over-the-top promises of finding your soulmate or forever after. Mingout offers something simple but the most important ingredient of any romantic journey- A better first date. Read more
Making the planet a better place begins with making your surroundings clean. Much has been said in campaigns across the world about single use plastic and its's ill effects. The l ... Read more
Making the planet a better place begins with making your surroundings clean. Much has been said in campaigns across the world about single use plastic and its's ill effects. The little conscious choices we make in the products we use and the packaging we choose adds to the change we all need to bring in eliminating plastic waste. This episode Ashutosh Manohar, Chairman of Action Alliance for Recycling Beverage Cartons (AARC), carton industry veteran, and currently the Managing Director of Tetra Pak South Asia, speaks about what big and small steps the packaging industry is taking in the materials they choose, so that we as consumers can make the right decisions about the products we buy. Read more
While studying engineering around 2011 at BITS Pilani, which is located in a small city in North-eastern part of Rajasthan, Vaibhav Singh lived through the problem of limited healt ... Read more
While studying engineering around 2011 at BITS Pilani, which is located in a small city in North-eastern part of Rajasthan, Vaibhav Singh lived through the problem of limited healthcare access in rural towns. Vaibhav and his friends decided to start working on a database, which would list students’ parents who were doctors. The students could contact a toll-free number, which would connect them to the doctors in the database, who could help them out by understanding their symptoms. This formed the basis of Visit Health, a healthcare startup based in Delhi. Awarded as the "Youth of the Year" in the field of Healthcare Services and recognised as Forbes 30 under 30, Asia in the field of Healthcare & Science, Vaibhav Singh and his team at Visit Health are striving passionately towards their goal of making healthcare simpler and accessible. Read more
In this episode of tech for change listen to our host @offairwithkay speak with Vikram about how he tackled this problem of connectivity by exploring drone solutions through his co ... Read more
In this episode of tech for change listen to our host @offairwithkay speak with Vikram about how he tackled this problem of connectivity by exploring drone solutions through his company TechEagle. Read more
In this episode of tech for change listen to our host @offairwithkay speak with Uzair Merchant who explains- “Stardust is a tussle between two worlds where the character is despera ... Read more
In this episode of tech for change listen to our host @offairwithkay speak with Uzair Merchant who explains- “Stardust is a tussle between two worlds where the character is desperate for an escape to find answers, only to learn life has a flow of its own. It is to be observed, not fought with - the idea that we all come from Stardust and to Stardust we shall return.” Read more
In this episode of Tech for Change, host Kay Machado talks about the latest advancements in the phone world. The world has a number of options to choose but people still prefer Sam ... Read more
In this episode of Tech for Change, host Kay Machado talks about the latest advancements in the phone world. The world has a number of options to choose but people still prefer Samsung for their own convenient reasons. The host talks about the newly launched Samsung S22. How was the hands-on review and how the new phone can make your daily life easy? Tune in to know more! This episode is sponsored by Samsung. Read more
