Archive · 28 Aug 2026
Back to Bengal Platform Seeks to Reconnect Tech Talent
2COMS has created a new platform called “Back to Bengal.”
It is meant to help skilled professionals find ways to support West Bengal.
Some people may want to move back to the state.
Others may want to help from where they currently live.
The platform gives both groups one place to connect with opportunities.
2COMS CEO Pramod Pachisia said talented people are very important for growth.
The platform was announced at a technology summit in Bengaluru.
Speakers there also discussed artificial intelligence, clean energy, and new businesses.
One deep-tech startup reportedly received Rs 4 crore after meeting investors at the summit.
2COMS launched the “Back to Bengal” platform at the fourth Tech E-Summit in Bengaluru.
The initiative seeks to connect professionals who want to return to West Bengal with opportunities in the state.
It also targets professionals who want to contribute to Bengal’s growth without relocating immediately.
2COMS CEO Pramod Pachisia said talent is central to Bengal’s future development.
Summit discussions highlighted innovation, artificial intelligence, clean energy, and entrepreneurship.
- Who
- Talent solutions company 2COMS, its CEO Pramod Pachisia, and professionals interested in West Bengal’s development.
- What
- The “Back to Bengal” platform was launched to connect professionals with opportunities to return to or contribute to West Bengal.
- When
- At the fourth Tech E-Summit; the articles do not provide a date.
- Where
- The platform was unveiled in Bengaluru, with opportunities focused on West Bengal.
- Why
- To help reverse talent migration and increase professional participation in West Bengal’s evolving economy.
- Platform
- Back to Bengal
- Organizer
- 2COMS
- Launch event
- Fourth Tech E-Summit
- Launch location
- Bengaluru
- Target groups
- Professionals seeking to relocate to West Bengal and those wishing to contribute remotely or from afar
- Key themes
- Innovation, artificial intelligence, clean energy, and tech entrepreneurship
- Reported startup funding
- A deep-tech startup secured Rs 4 crore after investor exposure at the summit