
Challenge:Future is a global youth competition which aims to bring out new ideas and encourage students to give shape to their novel ventures.
Healthcare for everyone! Its not always pleasant running to a hospital everytime you catch cold or have a headache. That is why there are Medical Tourism Social Networks. Kosansh Health Solutions is one of them. Kosansh is the brainchild of Roshan Shah, a graduate from Canada who was always intrested in starting something of his own.
Bishal Lachhiramaka and his friends when came out of IIT, they could not find many technology companies and hence thought of starting something on their own. The only thing they had was a vision so they named it Drishti.
“Adding a twist to the mobile experience” Mobile phones are more than just communication devices, they have everything from games to cameras, surfing the net and providing endless distraction to the user. The mobile experience is made much more profound because of the mobile applications which improve the before mentioned features.
“Bridging the gaps!” It was September 2009 when Shekhar , a graduate from Punjab Engineering College chose to leave his job and enter the world where he could chase his dreams. The reason behind this was the idea that he had and his firm belief in its promising future. And with this he started his venture Designchords and gave form and direction to his ideas.


Challenge:Future is a global youth competition which aims to bring out new ideas and encourage students to give shape to their novel ventures.
Lakme Fashion Week – Summer Resort – 2010 has come and gone but the preparation for the next season is already underway. A lot of industry pundits feel that the LFW is losing its charm, its sense of purpose and its lustre after this year’s showing. Is the dissension among the ranks of the fashionable a signal portending towards the downfall of the one of the best Fashion Shows in the country?
A generational ‘reality check’
The Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT) practice at Deloitte today announced the results of the first ‘State of the Media Democracy Survey – India’. The survey could be repeated on an annual basis.
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