Live updates of Day 2 of Bizz Buzz Business Conclave

Prof Sai Chittaranjan: Asst. Professor, IIM Bangalore

Mr Sai reconnecting with the story explained what incubators do. He said incubators provide food, give swing and hope the ideas become a reality. Talking about the synergy of industry and freshers, he said We need to get in more freshers who can question the fundamental assumption. Freshers bring a challenge to perspective; we need to examine and work on the problems on the grass level.

Govt is biggest problem solver: Nanda Kishore Reddy

The second session of BBBC by The Hans India had a blistering start as the dignitaries who attended got apparently engaged with the enthusiasts and eventually shared their experience, views and ideas with the young businessmen who were present on the occasion. Read More:-

B Sri Ram Murthy: Founder, Grameena Foundation

Mr Ram discussed Grameena Foundation. He said we mainly concentrate on women workers and people with disability. We wanted to develop nano entrepreneurship and mentor the people in need. We look at preparing micro-entrepreneurs and then giving them appropriate technology. We are planning to teach about entrepreneurship, IT, and drone at the school level to some extent, so we need rural start-ups for rural India. We want to develop rural India.

E-commerce is a great platform, says Hemalatha

 The second session of BBBC by The Hans India had a blistering start as the dignitaries who attended got apparently engaged with the enthusiasts and eventually shared their experience, views and ideas with the young businessmen who were present on the occasion. Read More:- 

Sustainability is essential, says Sustain Kart co-founders

The second session of BBBC by The Hans India had a blistering start as the dignitaries who attended got apparently engaged with the enthusiasts and eventually shared their experience, views and ideas with the young businessmen who were present on the occasion. Speaking on the occasion, Vijaya asked Kanthi Dutt, Co-Founder, Sustain Kart, about how he got this idea. This venture is run along with Shilpa Reddy. Kanthi Dutt responded saying that they started with chit chat show, and after a few days, they had a lot of viewers who were asking about sustainable products. They used to refer to Amazon, Flipkart, Nykaa and Myntra. Soon they realised they needed authenticity. So, after launching the Sustain Kart, he learnt e-commerce and Tech; that's when the idea came into shape, and the business started growing. Read More:-

Ravi Eswarapu: Head & CEO, Incubation Centre, Andhra University

Mr Ravi shared about his journey and stressed on financial literacy, how to earn and how to spend. He said students should understand entrepreneurship and the ecosystem around it. We created an ecosystem and are making students future-ready by making them understand everything about what startup is and entrepreneurship is and get to know about it and start whenever they want to.

Nanda Kishore Reddy: MD, APTS, Group CEO-APEITA, AP

The government is the biggest problem solver and offers services to the people, so we are providing our startups with a plethora of problems statements. This has been happening for decades; now we welcome the startups to come up with the solutions to solve the issues faced by departments and people.

We have incubation centres across the states and work on the problems they are facing. We are maintaining a mentor pool where they can build a relationship and work on the issues.

Atul Mehta: SVP - Sales, RazorPay

Mr Atul stated that it is essential to look at how and why it started? Along with two other IIT Roorkee, he started the journey of RazorPay, concentrating on a technology company which is into payments. He said our competition is cash and offline. India is spending 1.8 to 2% of its GDP on printing currency notes.

Why do we need to print notes when we can transfer the trust in other ways? That will be great. RazorPay is the ERP of the Fintech business, and we are a full-fledged suite. His mantra is working for CTC - Clients, Team and Company, and for PPF - People put first. People can make or break a company.

Hemalatha K: Serial Entrepreneur

Hemalatha shared her journey of how she started with connecting corporates. Most of the time, things won't work the way you started; you should have always option ready with you, and that's how I chose e-commerce.

2nd session of BBBC Day 2 on startups kickstarts

The second session on startups has begun in the ongoing BBC by The Hans India at Novotel Visakhapatnam. The dignitaries has taken part in the BBBC to share their views and ideas to the young and dynamite businessmen. The panelists include I Vijaya Kumar (Moderator), Co-Founder, Author, Member National Startup Council, Crayon Data; Kanthi Dutt, Co-founder, Sustain Kart; Silpa Reddy, Co-founder, Sustain Kart. This session mainly focuses on the startups in Vizag as well in other States of the country. Read More:-