Startup incubator T-Hub has launched Flashpoint, a venture studio that co-builds startups with founders nationwide. The venture studio will identify problems and select founders to build a startup that can solve them.
Handpicked founders will get mentorship and infrastructure, including access to labs, testbeds, and existing supply chains.
T-Hub will support founders with its network of mentors and resource partners. Founders will retain full ownership, with no equity dilution, and T-Hub will help them raise their first round of funding.
The studio starts with agri-tech and space-tech tracks, with Kheyti and Dhruva Space as the respective partners.
“If you have the entrepreneurial bug and the passion to build something meaningful, but don’t know where to start, this is the right program for you,” Kavikrut, Chief Executive Officer of T-Hub, said in a statement on Tuesday.
Founders in the agri-tech track will join Kheyti as Entrepreneurs-in-Residence. They will receive a monthly stipend of ₹1 lakh, access to sponsored pilots, and the chance to work with 8,000 greenhouse farmers from the first week.
Dhruva Space, a space infrastructure provider, will open its cleanrooms, thermal-vacuum and vibration testing facilities and ground stations to space-tech founders.
Flashpoint follows Blueprint, a 12-month fellowship in which T-Hub supports deep-tech startups across management functions. Applications are open through T-Hub’s website.
Published on September 30, 2026
