Students from Chandigarh University’s startup “Green Heart” win NASSCOM’s Best Startup Award and receive a ₹5 lakh grant. The project focuses on transforming farming using technologies including artificial intelligence, satellite data, and IoT (internet of things).
The awards coverage frames the win as recognition of the students’ applied approach to agriculture, rather than a policy announcement. Both reports highlight the same core outcome: the NASSCOM award, the grant amount, and the use of AI, satellites, and IoT for agricultural improvement. No significant differences in reported details are present across the two sources provided. The grant is described as intended to support the initiative’s development or deployment, with agriculture as the primary target sector.
As presented in the available articles, the “Green Heart” team is positioned as building an innovation that could help in monitoring or decision-making for farms by combining on-the-ground sensing with remote sensing and data-driven methods.
