IndiaAI Mission Selects 10 Startups for Global Acceleration Programme Cohort II
The initiative, developed in partnership with Station F and HEC Paris, is part of the mission’s Startup Financing pillar and seeks to equip high-potential startups with international exposure, mentorship and market access.
Ten high-potential AI startups set to enter global markets as India accelerates its push to become an AI innovation powerhouse.
New Delhi: The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), under its IndiaAI Mission, has announced the selection of 10 Indian startups for the second cohort of the IndiaAI Startups Global Acceleration Programme, aimed at scaling domestic AI innovation to global markets.
The initiative, developed in partnership with Station F and HEC Paris, is part of the mission’s Startup Financing pillar and seeks to equip high-potential startups with international exposure, mentorship and market access, the ministry said in a statement on Friday.
The selected startups span a diverse set of domains including health tech, climate tech, edtech, satellite intelligence and cognitive AI, reflecting the expanding breadth of India’s AI innovation ecosystem.
The 10 startups chosen for Cohort II are:
AI Health Highway India Private Limited, developing AI-enabled smart stethoscopes for early detection of cardio-respiratory disorders; Awiros, offering a vision AI platform for large-scale physical environment intelligence; Cognecto, focused on AI-driven infrastructure intelligence; Flaunt, building multimodal AI agents for fashion and short-form video marketing; GreenFi.ai Climateforce Technologies Private Limited, delivering AI-powered ESG risk management solutions; Infiheal Healthtech Private Limited, creator of a multilingual AI mental health companion; InLustro Learning Private Limited, developing AI-based job simulation platforms; PredCo, focused on AI-enabled compliance in manufacturing; SkyServe (Hyspace Technologies Private Limited), working on AI infrastructure for Earth and space monitoring; and TestAIng Solutions Private Limited, offering AI quality assurance and compliance solutions.
The startups were selected through a multi-stage evaluation process and will participate in a structured programme that includes a three-week online preparatory phase followed by a three-month immersive residency at Station F in Paris.
The programme is aligned with India’s broader National AI Strategy, which emphasises cross-border collaboration, knowledge exchange and integration with global innovation ecosystems. It aims to help Indian startups access international markets, attract investments and build globally competitive AI solutions.
Designed by HEC Paris, the programme will provide participating startups with mentorship, industry connections and exposure to European technology ecosystems, enabling them to refine their business models and scale operations globally.
The IndiaAI Mission said the initiative reflects its broader vision of positioning India as a leader in responsible, inclusive and scalable artificial intelligence, while strengthening the country’s presence in the global AI innovation landscape.
