He highlighted "it is important to leverage strength of academic knowledge which can lead to industry collaborations and cross fertilization of scientific ideas with that of the industry is the need of the hour." The start-ups require help when it comes to funding, academic support, lab/office space to begin working, cutting edge technology platform and business and management support.

He then quickly wrapped up his talk by mentioning that C-CAMP in the past has been incubating entrepreneurs, providing them a platform that can help them to grow in this costly sector and C-CAMP along with IIM-B is looking forward to the new partnership that will foster the young start-ups in India.