T-Hub, in collaboration with the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) and HDFC Bank’s Parivartan Startup Grants, has announced the selection of 10 innovative startups for its Skill India Digital Accelerator program. The project was launched to empower startups, driving innovation and workforce readiness.
In partnership with T-Hub, NSDC, and HDFC’s Parivartan Startup Grants, the programme provides vital resources and funding to these startups. From a pool of 369 applications, 10 startups were chosen: Cunomial, Karmmin, Crion Versity, Humlogjobs, Vridhee Innovations Private Limited, Edubuk, Online Saathi, HowBee, SkyySkill Academy, and TheQube.
T-Hub (Technology Hub), a Hyderabad-based innovation hub, has nurtured over 3,000 startups, supported by 150 mentors and 350 corporate partners. The startups have collectively raised $1.9 billion in investments.
These startups will receive support and funding to refine and scale their innovative solutions. The programme emphasises areas such as opportunity discovery, multilingual interfaces, upskilling, and leveraging AI for personalised recommendations.
Mahankali Srinivas Rao (MSR), CEO of T-Hub, stated, “The Skill India Digital Accelerator programme underscores our dedication to nurturing Indian startups and driving innovation-led growth. Through this programme, we are not just shaping the future of skill development but also empowering Indian startups to build a skilled workforce for the nation.”
Mohit Kumar, DGM IT & Digital at NSDC, added, “The Skill India Digital Accelerator programme is a game-changer for Indian startups, enabling them to drive impactful innovations in skill development. Through strategic collaborations, we’re shaping a future-ready workforce essential for India’s growth.”
Neha Agrawal, Senior Vice President of Start-ups at HDFC Bank, remarked, “We are committed to fostering impactful social startups that drive positive change within our communities. By supporting incubators and accelerators, we aim to strengthen the entire startup ecosystem in India. Through the HDFC Bank Parivartan Start-up Grants, we empower these ventures to achieve SDG targets and create a better future for all.”
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