Published: October 1, 2026
StartupFeed Quick Take
- T-Hub launched Flashpoint, a venture studio, in Hyderabad on October 1, 2026.
- Agritech founders join Kheyti as Entrepreneurs-in-Residence on a Rs 1 Lakh monthly stipend.
- Founders keep 100% equity; applications for the agritech and spacetech tracks are open now.
T-Hub launched Flashpoint, a venture studio, on October 1, 2026, to build new startups with founders across India from Hyderabad.
The Hyderabad incubator will pick founders to solve specific problems set by its industry partners. Founders keep full ownership. They give up no equity.
Flashpoint opens with two tracks: agritech and spacetech. Both tracks are open now on T-Hub’s website.
The agritech track runs with Kheyti, which builds climate-resilient farming tools for small farmers. The spacetech track runs with Dhruva Space, a space systems firm.
Founders on the agritech track join Kheyti as Entrepreneurs-in-Residence. They get a Rs 1 Lakh monthly stipend, sponsored pilots, and work with 8,000 greenhouse farmers from week one.
On the spacetech track, Dhruva Space opens its engineering setup. That includes cleanrooms, thermal-vacuum and vibration testing, and ground stations to build and test new tech.
Selected founders also get mentorship, lab and testbed access, ready supply chains, and T-Hub’s network of investors and mentors. T-Hub said it plans to add more tracks with other partners.
Kavikrut, the chief executive of T-Hub, put it this way:
“Flashpoint offers founders something genuinely valuable, an industry-validated problem to solve, an experienced operator to build it with, and access to the resources and network of T-Hub.”
Kavikrut, chief executive, T-Hub. From the company statement, October 1, 2026.
What this means for you: If you are an early founder in agritech or spacetech, Flashpoint gives you a validated problem and an operator to build with. Apply on T-Hub’s website now, while the agritech and spacetech tracks are open.
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