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SGSITS Receives Rs 1 Crore Support for Startups, HAL collab to boost innovation

SGSITS Receives Rs 1 Crore Support for Startups, HAL collab to boost innovation

In a landmark move to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, SGSITS (Sr .G.S. Institute of Technology and Science), one of Indore's premier educational institutions, has secured a major boost through a partnership with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). Under a newly signed Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), HAL will provide state-of-the-art equipment worth Rs 1 crore for the institution's Fabrication Lab, Die, and Design Rooms. This initiative is part of HAL's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts aimed at supporting the growth of technology and innovation in academic institutions.

The MOA was formally signed in the presence of key dignitaries, including Inder Singh Parmar, the Minister for Technical Education and Chairman of the SGSITS Governing Body. Other prominent attendees at the event included Dr. Divya Gupta, independent director and Chairperson of HAL's CSR Committee; Saket Chaturvedi, CEO of MIG Complex; and Subrata Mondal, General Manager (GM) of HAL's AOD division. SGSITS was represented by Dr. Nitesh Purohit, Director of the Institute, along with Tapan Mukherjee and Ramesh Vyas, Directors of the SGSITS Incubation Forum.

Key Aspects of the Agreement

The collaboration focuses on equipping the Fabrication Lab, Die, and Design Rooms at SGSITS with advanced tools and machinery, which are expected to significantly enhance the technical infrastructure available to students, faculty, and emerging entrepreneurs. The new facilities will support prototyping, product design, and manufacturing processes, encouraging practical learning and fostering an innovation-driven culture.

The financial assistance and resources provided by HAL will help create a robust ecosystem for startups within the institution, offering them access to high-quality equipment and mentorship. This will pave the way for students and young entrepreneurs to work on groundbreaking projects, develop new technologies, and take their ideas to market.

Minister's Remarks

In his address, Inder Singh Parmar lauded the partnership, stating that it marks an important step towards strengthening the infrastructure and capabilities of SGSITS' Incubation Forum. He emphasized that the initiative will not only support startups but also inspire innovation and entrepreneurship across the state. "This collaboration will provide the necessary tools and resources to budding entrepreneurs, enabling them to turn their ideas into successful ventures," Parmar said.

He further highlighted the role of such collaborations in bridging the gap between industry and academia, ensuring that students are well-prepared for real-world challenges. The collaboration with HAL, he noted, will also foster stronger ties between educational institutions and industries, creating opportunities for knowledge sharing and skill development.

Future Implications

The support from HAL is expected to accelerate the growth of the incubation center at SGSITS, positioning it as a hub for innovation in the region. Startups and young entrepreneurs will benefit from not only the technical resources but also the guidance of industry experts and faculty members, creating a conducive environment for sustainable growth and technological advancements.

As part of the agreement, the equipment will be made available to startups incubated at SGSITS, providing them with the infrastructure needed to prototype, test, and refine their products. This will also help students gain hands-on experience with industry-grade tools, enhancing their technical skills and preparing them for future careers in technology and engineering.

By fostering collaboration between academia and industry, the initiative is set to provide invaluable resources to young innovators and entrepreneurs, helping them transform their ideas into successful enterprises. With strong industry backing and state-of-the-art infrastructure, the SGSITS Incubation Forum is poised to play a key role in shaping the future of technological innovation in the region.








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