Samsung, India’s leading customer electronics brand, has signed a strategic reconciliation agreement with Startup India, the major activities of the Government of India. The purpose of this collaboration is to enable young innovators in the remote parts of India, as well as strengthening the startup seminar in the country through the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow initiative.
The deal was passed in New Delhi. These include the major nationwide innovation of Samsung, the Solve for Tomorrow and the integration of the Network of StartUP India, policy support and inclusive network. The main purpose of this program is to find talented youths in the second and third categories, especially the infrastructure, expert guidance, market opportunities and necessary funds.
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Samsung Southwest Asia’s Corporate Vice President S. P. Chun said, “We will enable the Future Championers in the remote areas of India by combining the Solve for Tomorrow’s view and the broader network of Startup India. This initiative is compatible with Skill India and Digital India activities.”
At this time, Sanjeev, the co -secretary of the Government of India and the Internal Trade Conservation Department, said, “Enabling young innovators is one of the most important implications in India’s development story. We have a strong resolve to create an inclusive, focusing involvement in the cooperation of Startup India and Samsung Solve for Tomrrow.”
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Samsung Solve for Tomorrow is the main educational and innovative venture of Samsung, which inspires young people to find solutions to problems, creativity and social effects. This includes the students to identify the true problems in their communities and find solutions based on technology, entrepreneurship and creative thinking.
Startup India will benefit from your inclusive network in this new partnership, while Samsung will reach young innovators through direct study, innovation competition and active participation.
This public-caste participation between Samsung India and Startup India strengthens the missions of Make in India, Digital India and Skill India and prefer local innovators in the future of India’s production-concentrated technology.
The Solve for Tomarrow initiative was first started in the United States in 2010. Today he is working in 68 countries, and more than 30 million youths around the world have participated. In the 2025 version, the top 4 winning teams will provide a grant and inclusion program of Rs 1 crore. The top 20 teams will be given a grant of Rs 20 lakh each and Rs 8 lakh for the top 40 teams.
This year, students have been requested to create solutions based on four major themes:
Under this initiative, talented youths from remote districts like Samastipur in Bihar, Guntur in Andhra Pradesh, Baramulla in Jammu and Kashmir and Kacher in Assam were discovered.
