DFJ-TiE India Venture Challenge Declares Winners

Thanks to Rajan, here are the winners and the other finalists for the DFJ-TiE India Venture Challenge finals held at Indian School of Business in Hyderabad on February 20. (Ed. Among them, I remember meeting Mukesh Hegde at TiE Conference in Delhi late last year.)

The two winners

* Dr. Girish Saraph, Vegayan Systems, Mumbai (IIT B incubated company)

* Mukesh Hegde, NCE Technologies, Bangalore

Rest of the finalists

* Manish Agrawal, MAdApps, Bangalore

* Debashis Bhattacharya, Simbiosys Biowares Inc, Texas and Bangalore

* Kabir Singh, Comfort Controls, Hyderabad, ISB student – current Class

* Sumantra Roy, Ad Response Optimizer, Mumbai, ISB Alumnus – Class 2000

* Manav Garg, Reftree, Bangalore

* Kuruvilla P Kurian, DVDplex - Video Subscription Service, Bangalore

* TR Bharath Rajkumar, EaZyShopping, Chennai

* Ritesh Banglani, Couch Potato Entertainment, Bangalore

There were 125 contestants originally, and 10 went to the finals. Two won the prize money (funding) of $75,000 (Rs 33 lakh) each.

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Its interesting to see the number of entries from Bangalore that made it in to the top 10:) Makes me proud as a bangalorean despite all the infra problems, its the place to be for new ideas!

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