Founder’s Lab celebrates first anniversary at T-Hub

Founded with the aim of bringing out creativity in students, turning their ideas into reality and turning them into aspiring entrepreneurs and managers of start-up companies, Founder’s Lab celebrated its first anniversary at T-Hub on Sunday.
Principal Secretary for the Information, Technology, Electronics and Communications, Jayesh Ranjan released the first annual report.
Jayesh Ranjan said that he was happy to start startups by the Founders Lab by educating the students about entrepreneurship right from the stage of engineering college. The Telangana government has also launched many organisations like T-Hub to promote start-ups and to avoid the ups and downs they face after the establishment of start-ups. The programmes run by the organisation are very useful for the students. 
Shakuntala Kasaragadda, the CEO of the organisation and senior vice-president of We-Hub, an organisation established by the government for women to provide services in the startup sector, said that services have been provided to many women across the State. The organisation has achieved unprecedented progress in no time due to the partnership of engineering colleges and the trust they have placed in them. The organisation is working with leading engineering colleges across the State. It has been successful in making complete prototypes for the ideas of 150 students. Her vast experience will benefit the students, youth and aspiring entrepreneurs.  
T-Hub CEO Srinivasa Rao said that Founder’s Lab programmes are commendable for creating awareness among students about entrepreneurship and creating an awareness among them.   Through the Founders Lab MoU with the T-Hub organisation, the start-ups established by the students will get more support in all kinds of ways, and this agreement will be very beneficial to increase their market and develop the companies.