According to sources the move over Bengaluru and Pune and currently Udaipur in Rajasthan is aiming to set up the biggest start-up hub in the country with a capacity to accommodate 700 newcomers. Presently the state plans to create a strong start-up ecosystem, taking a leap to match the top tech cities in the country.
Meanwhile the incubation centre, coming up in Udaipur, will give start-ups and entrepreneurs’ space, internet connections and other infrastructure facilities all free and it will also throw in government funding. Akhil Arora, Principal Secretary, IT and Communication Department of Rajasthan, told that some of the best incubators were being invited for the hub and the management would be handled by professionals. Moreover mentoring for start-ups would be provided by top corporate.
Accordingly the start-up ecosystem has the potential to germinate new
ideas as this is being extended to even students coming out of college, who
will be mentored. He said the entrepreneurs and start-ups will get their best
in Rajasthan as we provide quality lifestyle too, which is missing in
Bengaluru, Pune and other similar cities due to modern-day challenges such as
traffic and pollution.
