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T-Hub inks pact with Israel's StarTau for agritech startups
T-Hub, a technological incubator started by the Telangana State government, on Wednesday said it had signed an MoU with Tel Aviv University\'s entrepreneurship centre StarTau for launching an accelerator programme for agritech startups.
Hyderabad: T-Hub, a technological incubator started by the Telangana State government, on Wednesday said it had signed an MoU with Tel Aviv University's entrepreneurship centre StarTau for launching an accelerator programme for agritech startups.
According to an official release from T-Hub, an accelerator programme will be launched in India and Israel and it will be a part of T-Hub's T-Challenge programme charter which will focus on agritech for facilitating the growth of startups in this sector.
The programme will start in October 2016. "The Israeli innovation corridor for T-Hub is an extremely important one, given the opportunity India has to innovate over the next few years and Israel's offering.
"T-Hub is paving the way to lead this effort in healthtech, agritech and data sciences through T- Hub's cluster-focused innovation park and its curated programmes," T-Hub CEO Jay Krishnan said.
