Gujarat puts founders, investors and policymakers in the same room. The interesting part is what happens after they shake hands.
Before leading Prozeal’s Green Hydrogen & Derivatives business, Ajay Das spent decades working through the economics of industrial energy. His next assignment brings those questions to Gujarat’s emerging market for green gases.

A potato too small for a chip maker became the starting point for a food business. Neel Kotak’s journey from Gujarat’s farms to international freezers is a story of finding value where others saw a problem.
A ₹3,000 desk. Seed grants of ₹2.5–10 lakh. Gujarat’s public startup hub tackles the awkward stretch between a student’s prototype and a business somebody will pay for.
At GSFC University in Vadodara, GUIITAR Council connects founders with laboratories, mentors and public funding routes. Its incubatees are tackling solar-panel cleaning, hydrogen combustion and even banana-stem fibres.