Innovative Indian Startups Driving Change

Abstract

This study explores how three Indian start-ups—AgniKul Cosmos, Dozee, and Zerocircle—drive socio-economic innovation in space technology, healthcare, and sustainability. AgniKul Cosmos offers affordable satellite launches with modular rockets, democratizing space access. Dozee uses AI-powered remote monitoring to improve healthcare in rural areas, while Zerocircle develops biodegradable bioplastics from seaweed to combat plastic pollution. Using case studies, the research highlights their innovations, business models, and socio-economic impacts. Key challenges include regulatory hurdles, data privacy, and scalability. The study emphasizes the importance of technology, public-private partnerships, and supportive regulations for start-ups to scale and address global challenges.

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