The Huddle Global 2025 festival kicked off on December 12th at Kovalam Beach, marking the seventh edition of Kerala Startup Mission’s (KSUM) flagship event[citation=1][citation=3][citation=5]. The festival serves as a central hub for India’s startup ecosystem, offering a platform for innovators to connect with global investors, mentors, and partners[citation=1][citation=3]. Here are the key details:
India’s journey from a nation of job seekers to a nation of job creators has hit a historic inflection point. With over 2 lakh recognized startups, half steered by women, a new economic paradigm is being written from the ground up.
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Uttar Pradesh (UP) is undergoing a profound economic transformation, emerging as a national powerhouse for rural tech and agri-startups. Driven by state policies, a focus on digital farming, and global partnerships, this surge in grassroots innovation is not just creating businesses but redefining livelihoods across India’s most populous state.
“Innovation is the true engine of economic and social transformation,” declared Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma at the state’s recent Innovation Day conclave. With a distribution of over ₹10 crore to hundreds of startups, his words are being backed by decisive action.
Yenepoya Foundation for Technology Incubation’s (YFTI) recognition as a TBI 2.0 center is a significant move in Karnataka’s plan to build a distributed and specialized innovation ecosystem. It represents a strategic push to nurture MedTech, biotech, and pharma startups outside of Bengaluru’s primary hub, with a focus on high-impact healthcare solutions.
