India's startup ecosystem is seeing the emergence of a culture of giving and sharing. Corporates are offering free workspaces to startups, successful professionals are giving their time generously to mentor young entrepreneurs.

Such helping hands are a huge support for fledgling ventures.

Early last year, when Team Indus was shortlisted for milestone prizes in the Google Lunar XPrize competition, the information did not come from the small young PR-challenged group in Bengaluru. It came from Arun Seth, former British Telecom India head and Alcatel-Lucent India chairman.
A palpably excited Seth told TOI that this was a fabulous story for India. He had become a mentor to Team Indus when he heard they were attempting to land a craft on the Moon and had seen their passion and dedication...........Read more

Source web page: The Times of India