Jharkhand-based social technology start-up Hindustan Social has developed the country’s first of its kind industrial social network for National Productivity Council (NPC), a Government of India undertaking under ministry of industry aimed at promoting productivity culture for industries fighting recession during the Covid-19 pandemic. It connects instantly with the existing features we see in present social applications and comes with power of auto configuration for creating pre-decided user-roles and user–rights at user-registration level. The speed of execution of the start-up team from Jharkhand is unbelievable,” said senior consultant at NCP India, Raj Nidhi Sharma. “It empowers innovators to create their own social networks like Facebook and Linkedin without requiring any coding skills,” added Ashish Tiwari. The company creates small to large customised social networks, online communities and social applications for its clients based on use cases starting from occupational, hobby-based, institutional etc and cross collaborates existing social media networks to bridge the gap.

Source: The Telegraph June 22, 2020 23:03 UTC