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Hydroponics or growing plants in water or sand, rather than soil, is done using mineral nutrient solutions in a water solvent

On a vacation when Aditya was home, his father Sanjay Agarwalla narrated this story and its compounding disadvantage to farmers in India.

The challenge for social enterprises lie in recognizing unique opportunities and innovating around the business models

Interact with MyGov CEO, Gaurav Dwivedi during the Intel & DST – Innovate for Digital India Challenge 2.0 #LetsTalkInnovation Webcast. 11th Jan 2017, 11:00-12:30

From Agritech, AI to serving a niche category of the Indian economy; here's what these funds want in your business idea!

Ashish Deshpande, an Industrial Designer from the National Institute of Design, Ahmadabad –India, will share his views on how he sees Intel contributing to a Digital India with the help of smart design solutions

The Agri-commerce startups are creating alternate options to survive the current financial methods including mobile wallets, online payments and card payments.

India's sugar industry takes India's scarcest resource –water and converts them into diabetes

How does Ankur Capital tackle the fickleness of a sector like agritech ?

A platform for startups to receive financial advice, marketing know-how and other functional expertise to enable growth

Organizations are already making an effort to drive digital agriculture!

The Cauvery River dispute posses an opportunity for technology startups!

In conversation with Kaiesh Vohra of Lucep.

Know how this entrepreneur came up with a perfect solution for farmers in this tech-savvy era of agriculture.

Two things crucial to agritech startups - winning consumers' trust and convincing farmers about new technology

A CEO who wants to keep his roots alive and agri storage intact.

For a social startup it is very important that local people are involved to build and execute the operation

These startups are working towards the upliftment of the sector and have formulated some innovative ideas to help Indian farmers.

With soaring temperatures and prolonged summers, droughts are only expected to get worse over the next few years in the country.