A total of 76 start-ups have been onboarded under the India Water Pitch-Pilot-Scale Start-Up Challenge by the Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs (MoHUA).
The shortlisted start-ups will be provided financial support of up to Rs 20 lakh each to work in the fields of water supply, used water management, water body rejuvenation, groundwater management, etc.
A total of 76 start-ups have been onboarded under the 'India Water Pitch-Pilot-Scale Start-Up Challenge' by the Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs (MoHUA).The shortlisted start-ups will be provided financial support of up to Rs 20 lakh .
Our Correspondent Kohima, Aug 15 (EMN): The Kohima Smart City Development Limited (KSDCL) celebrated Independence Day with a difference by organising an ‘Open street campaign’ at Old NST, which attended by the general public and school students. Chief executive officer (CEO), KSCDL, Kezha Theunuo, addressed the event and highlighted the various activities of KSDCL and said that it is the dream and vision of KSDCL to make Kohima city a cycling-friendly city. Theunuo informed that after the inception of smart cities mission, the Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs (MoHUA) has launched several initiatives for smart cities in India to take part in the form of challenges and competitions. He said among those initiatives, the India Cycle for Change (C4C) and the Streets for People (S4P) challenges were launched by the Ministry in the month of June and September 2020 respectively for Smart Cities to re-imagine streets as safe, happy and healthy public spaces, to support cities to impl