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Crejo.Fun teams up with the Indian Army conducted online workshops on the occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas

Crejo.Fun teams up with the Indian Army conducted online workshops on the occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas

Vikas Bansal
Vikas Bansal, co-founder of Crejo.Fun

India: Kargil War or Operation Vijay is one of the dearest victories in the hearts of the Indian Army. Fought between two neighbouring countries (India and Pakistan), the mighty Indian Army drove away their enemies after intense fighting for over 3 months and reclaimed the Kargil sector to its former glory on 26th July 1999. Since then, Kargil Vijay Diwas is celebrated on 26th July every year to honour the brave hearts who gave their lives to protect the sovereignty of our country. To add to the celebration this year, Crejo.Fun, India’s renowned edtech platform for live online extra-curricular activities for kids has joined hands with the Northern Command of the Indian Army to conduct online workshops for thousands of kids across the nation on 24th July 2021 and 25th July. The event witnessed more than 1500 participants in the workshop

These workshops were being organized with a vision to evoke a sense of patriotism among the kids. Through visual arts, kids were encouraged to envision the country of their dreams and then pour their imagination out with the beautiful shades of the tri-colour.

Ankit Crejo.Fun
Ankit Agarwal, co-founder, Crejo.Fun

Vikas Bansal and Ankit Agarwal, the co-founders of Crejo. Fun, recalling the events of Kargil war, as they saw it on television 22 years ago said, “It is important for kids to know about such important geo-political events. Crejo.Fun is working towards creating a platform where kids can learn through play, and become informed, all-round citizens.

The Indian Army undertakes multiple education and skill development initiatives for learners across the country. With this collaboration, learners across the country will get an opportunity to participate and learn.

 

More details about the workshops can be found here: https://bit.ly/crejo-indian-army

business proposal

When the going gets tough, the tough get going – 2020’s lead sustainopreneurs

365 days ago, a year back who would have dreamt of such a time, where the world will come to a halt. Undoubtedly, it was a time to despair. But at the same time it was also a time that saw opportunities in the crisis. Startups which understood the definition of new normal who saw the problems and worked to pioneer businesses that tackle everything from building better sustainable products to make Smart Home Technology accessible to every home in the country before the end of this decade and becoming a key contributor to the nation’s economy.
Sustainopreneurship is based on innovative ideas about how to create a more sustainable way of living, here are few Sustainopreneurs who emerged during Covid times.

Sumit and Roopa Hariharan, Co-founders, PureCult – How we can live and operate sustainably in the future and make the current global issues -the reason for our economic action. Roopa and Sumit always believed in doing their bit for the environment is no longer just about giving up the use of plastic. Both are eco-warriors, ensuring sustainability starts from their own house. Pure Cult was born out of Roopa’s desire to lead an environmentally conscious life. After attending an insightful session at the World Economic Forum in 2019, Roopa made some significant changes in her own household. She switched from diesel cars to completely electric vehicles and even adopted greener solar energy for her home. Pure Cult is a one stop shop for all home care needs. Each product has cold pressed organic essential oils and is a Zero hero- Zero chemicals, Zero Sulphates, Zero Phosphates, Zero Bleach, Zero Artificial Colour, Zero Artificial Fragrance, Zero Harmful Acids, Zero animal testing. Pet Friendly and Environment friendly products.

NIYATI CHANDER, COO & Co Founder of SmartDEN

Niyati is the Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of SmartDEN, an Indian start up that is focussed on evolving and upgrading lifestyle by transforming regular homes to smart homes. She believes that through SmartDEN, she is providing a platform for every homeowner to lead an efficient and eco-friendly lifestyle. She is carving her own niche in the home industry by promoting green living and monitoring carbon footprint.

Her gutsy and bold approach is what nudged her to start SmartDEN during the pandemic and has built a significant team within 3 months of its birth

Vivek Subramanyam, Co-Founder AltLife – After getting diagnosed with diabetes, Vivek Subramanyam realised that no amount of medicines and increased dosages were helping him in maintaining his blood sugar levels. After extensive research, he understood that medicines and other interventions mostly focus on managing the symptoms and not the core illness. He realised that lifestyle choices and incorrect metabolism are the major reasons behind such diseases, and one needs to maintain a good lifestyle to overcome such health problems. In 2018, Vivek launched AltLife to help people maintain their well being and beat the diseases. This Bengaluru-based healthtech company provides patients with a tech platform to connect with doctors and nutritionists in order to get expert consultations on food, fitness, mental well-being and medical diagnosis. The company also has a team of in-house chefs who make and supply food made with organic produce. The platform connects the patients with trainers who help them with regular exercises and meditation to maintain their body weight and mental health.

Dipali Mathur, Cofounder, Super Smelly – Fun, adventurous, edgy, carefree, wild and exciting – that’s Super Smelly, India’s only brand of personal care products for Gen Z that is 100% toxin-free, made with naturally derived ingredients, and gentle yet effective. An offering from The Natturel & Kool Co., the brand has a range of zany products – from deodorants to pocket perfumes, face washes to lip balms and highly-effective face packs – that are certified 100% Toxin-Free and Made Safe by SCA (Safe Cosmetics Australia). The products are free from harmful chemicals like sulphates, parabens, triclosans, PEGs or Silicones. Super Smelly makes the first and only certified safe spray deodorants in the country.

Launched in the year 2018, Super Smelly is the entrepreneurial brainchild of Dipali Mathur Dayal. Mother to an active growing up daughter, Dipali was on the perpetual quest to find safe personal care products for hertween and in the absence of safeoptions in India, she was obligated to use either ineffective babycare products or brands meant for adults. This was when she along with her friend, Milan Sharma (Co-Founder NKPL),set off on the journey of formulating India’s only Gen Z-focused brand of natural and toxin-free personal care solutions.

Machine learning and artificial intelligence

Wildcraft collaborates with IBM to drive higher customer advocacy

IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced that Wildcraft India Pvt. Ltd, India’s foremost company in the manufacturing and distribution of head-to-toe products for trek-to-travel solutions, has selected IBM to implement a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) as-a-service-platform to drive customer advocacy and enhance the customer experience.

The solution developed by IBM Services is powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning (ML) capabilities and analyses customer interactions with Wildcraft India Pvt. Ltd at multiple touch-points. This 360-degree view of every shopper will help the company provide its customer’s personalized shopping experience across all its channels.

The CRM-as-a-service solution ties into ‘The Circle’, Wildcraft’s customer engagement program which provides consumers with a single-window to get all relevant information about the brands, products and services of Wildcraft. This initiative is part of the company’s growth plan to drive higher customer engagement by understanding their preferences.

As part of this new CRM solution, Wildcraft is introducing a virtual chatbot on their website and via WhatsApp. This virtual chatbot will be available in English and eight Indian regional languages (Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Kannada, Oriya, Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam). The virtual chatbot will handle a high volume of inquiries, from general FAQ’s to questions about multiple topics including products, policies and procedures and even customer complaints.

“At Wildcraft, we have always believed in harnessing the power of the unknown. In the last couple of months, we have been able to reach out to some of the remotest areas in the country to enable everyone to be safe and be ready. A lot of these consumers are first time users of Wildcraft and it was necessary to create a mechanism to reach out to them effectively. Partnering with IBM allows us a robust technology-driven platform to understand our consumers and their wants. This will help us make our products better and customise them according to the larger needs,” said Gaurav Dublish & Siddharth Sood, Co-Founders, Wildcraft India Pvt. Ltd.

“We are proud to partner with Wildcraft India Pvt. Ltd to drive customer advocacy for higher brand affinity. IBM’s CRM-as-a-service platform has equipped Wildcraft with a 360-degree view to map their customers’ journey – from a prospect, to the customer, to brand advocate. Every customer will be nurtured at each stage to harness the real power of CRM, in today’s challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic,” says Kamal Singhani, Managing Partner, Global Business Services, IBM India/South Asia.

The virtual chatbot will authenticate users and facilitate user-specific information and transactions. In addition to understanding the intent of customer conversation through natural language processing (NLP), it will analyse the sentiment of customer responses and transfer the conversation to a live agent, if need be.