CallerDesk and IIT Bombay

CallerDesk and IIT Bombay gear-up for Eureka!2025 to foster new startups

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New Delhi: Indian cloud telephony solutions provider CallerDesk and IIT Bombay have join hands for Eureka!2025, Asia’s largest and most prestigious business model competition. The company aims to strengthen over 550 early-stage startups across major cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru through its tie-up with IIT Bombay.

CallerDesk and IIT Bombay

CallerDesk has entered into a strategic partnership with the Entrepreneurship Cell (E-Cell) of IIT Bombay, under which the company aims to strengthen over 550 early-stage startups across major cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru.

The company said it is stepping forward to support these emerging ventures. Through Eureka! 2025, it will work alongside E-Cell to extend support to early-stage emerging founders. It will offer access to expert mentorship, knowledge, and cutting-edge communication tools and address critical communication challenges that will help and drive startup growth.

Since 1998, E-Cell, IIT Bombay has played a pioneering role in nurturing entrepreneurial aspirations. Backed by flagship initiatives such as Startup India, Make in India, and Digital India, supported by global organisations like UNESCO, E-Cell has enabled thousands of aspiring entrepreneurs to connect with mentors, investors, and industry leaders.

Eureka!, its flagship program, receives over 25,000 entries annually and is certified by TiECon and the Wadhwani Foundation. The competition provides participants with structured mentoring, real-world exposure, and the tools to transform ideas into scalable business models.

CallerDesk will provide its flagship Cloud IVR communication solution free of cost for six months to all startups selected through Eureka! 2025. This support will enable participants to focus on refining their ideas, building their products, and pitching to investors—without the added burden of managing customer communication infrastructure.

“It is a privilege to partner with E-Cell, IIT Bombay, an institution that has played a key role in shaping India’s entrepreneurial landscape,” said Kaushal Bansal, Co-Founder of CallerDesk

“At CallerDesk, we understand that good communication is essential for business growth, especially for early-stage startups,” added Bansal.

“Through this collaboration, we aim to provide startups with the infrastructure and support needed to build strong, investor-ready businesses that can compete globally,” he concluded.