Archive · 29 Jan 2026
Startups, MSMEs urged to leverage RTIH
In Anantapur, the District Collector started a five-day training program for small businesses and startups.
This program is funded by the World Bank and is held at the Ratan Tata Innovation Hub.
The goal is to help these businesses grow by teaching them important skills.
The Collector said that India is doing well economically and there are many opportunities for new businesses.
He encouraged everyone to take the training seriously.
The hub will help entrepreneurs at every step, from coming up with ideas to selling their products.
The program includes talks from experts and will select the best ideas for a future program to support new startups.
In-charge District Collector C Vishnu Charan inaugurated a five-day entrepreneurship training programme at RTIH in Anantapur.
The programme is funded by the World Bank and aims to enhance business skills and entrepreneurial capabilities of startups and MSMEs.
RTIH provides a comprehensive platform for transforming ideas into market-ready products under the 'One Family-One Entrepreneur' initiative.
The training programme will be held from January 27 to 31, with promising ideas selected for the Future Founders Programme.
The programme includes a special lecture on the Entrepreneurship Mindset by Atal Incubation Centre–SKU CEO Dr Chandra Mouli.
- Who
- Startups and MSMEs in Anantapur
- What
- Inauguration of a five-day entrepreneurship training programme at Ratan Tata Innovation Hub (RTIH)
- When
- January 27 to 31
- Where
- Ratan Tata Innovation Hub, JNTUA campus, Anantapur
- Why
- To strengthen startups and MSMEs by enhancing business skills and entrepreneurial capabilities
- Location
- Anantapur
- Inaugurated by
- C Vishnu Charan
- Programme Duration
- January 27 to 31
- Funding
- World Bank
- Initiative
- One Family-One Entrepreneur
- Participants
- 70+ entrepreneurs and aspiring business leaders