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AgriApp provides current market price for crops, latest subsidies and other govt facilities, also recommendations, solutions and suggestions. Photo: Hemant Mishra/Mint

AgriApp: An app for farmers to help them improve crop output

3 min read . 20 Apr 2018

Nilesh Shah (left) and Mahendra Sharma.

A one-stop e-bookshop for writers and readers

4 min read . 18 Nov 2016

Healthcare start-up iKure Techsoft founder and CEO Sujay Santra. Photo: Indranil Bhoumik/Mint

A boon for patients in the countryside

4 min read . 04 Nov 2016

Govindraj Ethiraj (right), founder of IndiaSpend, and Ronak Sutaria, Breathe project leader. Photo: Aniruddha Chowdhury/Mint

Using gadgets and data to fight pollution

3 min read . 10 Aug 2016

EZ Vidya which started off with a five-member team has grown into an organization of 130 team members and caters for nearly 800 schools across India.

Leveraging tech for easy learning

3 min read . 13 Jul 2016

DestaTalk is currently in touch with some 20,000 farmers via SMS and WhatsApp groups. The company wants to reach out to 10 million farmers across India by December.

Equipping farmers with agritech

3 min read . 20 Apr 2016

Harsha Wijayawardhana, head of software development unit at the University of Columbo’s School of Computing. Photo: Ramesh Pathania/Mint

Software to match fingerprints alters investigations in Sri Lanka

3 min read . 20 Jan 2016

Sangeethaya.lk co-founders and directors Shiromi Arunatileka (left) and Visharadha Sanjeewa Liyanage. Photo: Ramesh Pathania/Mint

Everything musical under one umbrella

3 min read . 31 Dec 2015

The website has about 50 videos on topics ranging from gender sensitivity to vedic maths to nursery lessons in English, French, Italian, Hindi, Telugu and Kannada.

Using dubbed videos to cross language barriers

4 min read . 09 Dec 2015

Ixigo co-founders Rajnish Kumar (left) and Aloke Bajpai. Photo: Priyanka Parashar/Mint

Building a meta-search engine for travel needs

3 min read . 14 Nov 2015

Nishesh Mehta, co-founder and vice-president, NextDrop, which provides information on water supply in select parts of Karnataka via automated calls and text messages. Photo: Ramesh Pathania/ Mint

Rewarding mobile-based innovations

4 min read . 22 Jul 2014

Considering the experiences of non-government organisations (NGOs) working in forest areas, it is estimated that no more than 50% of the people or households may have some kind of title or tenure under various laws which could identify them as land owners.

Digitally securing tribal land

3 min read . 14 Jul 2014

Mahendra Sharma, co-founder and chief technical officer of NicheTech Computer Solutions Pvt. Ltd, which developed Indian Pride. Sharma, who writes poems and short stories under the pen-name Premi, got the idea for the app when he faced the problem of poor local language support on smartphones. Photo: Alok Brahmbhatt/Mint

A mobile app to read and write in 21 Indian languages

3 min read . 14 Jul 2014

Photo: Hemant Mishra/Mint

Govt schemes must reach people

3 min read . 29 Jun 2014

B. Mallesh, director, Zero-Sum Wireless Solutions India Pvt. Ltd, the firm behind Lunacycle. The app also helps keep daily track of body temperature, body fat, and weight of users. Photo: Hemant Mishra/Mint

Helping women take better care of themselves and their lives

4 min read . 30 Jun 2014

The advent of mobile phones has led to more than 100% wireless penetration in many cities and urban areas. However, villages and rural areas constitute the overall 75% who do not even use mobile phones as a medium. Photo: Mint

Where mobile breaks barriers

3 min read . 22 Jun 2014

Illustration by Shyamal Banerjee.

Mapping disabled-friendly buildings and facilities

4 min read . 23 Jun 2014

Photo: Hemant Mishra/Mint

Bringing Internet to villages

3 min read . 15 Jun 2014

Audits by individual users range in single digits. To supplement this figure, the company commissions 1,000-2,000 audits by volunteers every month. Every audit shows up as a pin on the map and is denoted by three different colours depending on the input: Red is for unsafe, amber for less safe and green for safe. Photo: Pradeep Gaur/Mint

Mapping the city for safety with Safetipin

4 min read . 15 Jun 2014

Almost 73% of potential online shoppers want to check out available information in their own language. Yet, 57% of all content on the Internet is in English. Photo: Bloomberg

The unequal world of the Internet

3 min read . 09 Jun 2014

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