India’s Overlooked Startups Tackle Rail Safety, Health, Farming

Many startups in India are building tools that people may never download on a phone.

Four of them are featured in a documentary series called Hausla Empowered.

Pradivya AI is working to find dangerous railway track problems earlier.

Lifespark Technologies makes a wearable device to help some people with Parkinson’s walk more easily at home.

SabjiKothi creates small storage chambers to keep vegetables fresh for longer.

Easiofy Solutions uses artificial intelligence to help doctors review medical scans.

These companies serve railways, hospitals, farmers, and other institutions rather than ordinary app users.

Their work can take years to sell because large organizations must approve and buy it.

The series aims to give these less-visible startups more public attention.