Every winter, Delhi is confronted with the same reality - polluted air. It reshapes how the city lives, works, and breathes. The data is familiar, the headlines are predictable, and yet, a reliable and trustworthy solution for indoor spaces remains elusive.
The page describes a conversation between InfoEdge founder Sanjeev Bikchandani and Praan founder Angad Daryani about poor air quality in India and infrastructure development.
Accel and Prosus select six Indian startups for their inaugural joint cohort, backing ventures in healthcare, climate, space and longevity. Chosen from more than 2,000 applications, the companies include developers of indoor air systems, satellite communications, reusable launch vehicles and cancer-detection tools. The firms co-invest $500,000 to $2 million per startup, with Prosus matching Accel and part of the capital deferred to reduce early founder dilution.