Hyderabad: Seven startups from the city have made to the top-20 startups selected for the Innovate for Digital India Challenge 2.0. They will be competing to participate in an eight-week accelerator program including a four-day USMAC bootcamp, to be held from December 5 at T-Hub. Close to 800 applications were received and after three rounds of screenings, 20 startups were selected to pitch their ideas to a jury comprising of domain and key industry experts.
The selected city start-ups include ideas on Smart City (2), Sustainability, Renewable (3), and one each in agriculture solution and healthcare solutions.
T-Hub, in collaboration with Intel India, Centre's Department of Science and Technology, MyGov and Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology had launched the Challenge 2.0, inviting startups to develop their prototypes.
