The Times of India reports: PETA India’s announces its Inaugural ‘Compassionate Young Entrepreneur’ Award recipients: Among the awardees is Shubhika Jain, Founder and CEO of RAS, a Green Frontier investee company. The award, presented by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India, recognizes individuals under the age of 30 who have made significant contributions to animal welfare through enterprise, innovation, and investment in vegan products.
Read MoreIn response to the surging demand for bicycles in India, the market in India has grown substantially, with a wealth of options for cyclists. Read about the many options, including electric bikes by Green Frontier Capital investee company EMotorad.
Read MoreWe are happy to share this article written by Battery Smart co-founder, Pulkit Khurana for the Times of India on battery swapping's impact on delivery ecosystem.
Read MoreIn an interview with Matt Symonds of BlueSKy Thinking, Green Frontier Capital’s Founding Advisor, Soumitra Dutta, offers insight into the role of small and medium sized enterprises — that they have the potential to deliver significant positive impact within their communities.
Read MoreTimes of India reports Green Frontier Capital is close to adding at least four more companies to its existing portfolio of seven Indian entities.
Read MoreTOI spoke with Pulkit Khurana, co-founder of Battery Smart to understand how the swapping market has been shaping up and what kind of a future does he see unfolding with the government proposing to promote the swapping of batteries with new policies and subsidies.
Read MoreTimes of India reports Nutrifresh has attracted $5 million as pre-series seed funding which will be used to scale up farm operations, implement complete traceability and transparency of produce, and marketing and creation of an integrated Farm-tech platform.
Read MoreAmber Banerjee writes: Recently Delhi’s Minister of Transport Kailash Gahlot announced a subsidy of Rs 5,500 each for the first 10,000 buyers of e-cycles in the capital city. An additional subsidy of Rs 2,000 is also being offered to the first 1,000 buyers of such e-cycles.
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