Rajasthan, long known for its rich heritage and majestic landscapes, is rapidly emerging as a fertile ground for entrepreneurial innovation. Beyond its historic forts and vibrant culture, the state is nurturing a new generation of startups that are solving real-world problems with cutting-edge ideas and scalable solutions. From cleantech breakthroughs and sustainable gifting to smart logistics and design automation, these ventures reflect the growing dynamism of Rajasthan’s startup ecosystem.
In this feature, we spotlight five standout startups from Rajasthan — Angirus, Inari, GoGarbage, Dualite, and YeloFast— that are not only redefining their respective industries but also showcasing the potential of Tier II and Tier III cities as innovation hubs. These startups are driven by a common mission: to bring impact, inclusivity, and sustainability to the heart of India’s growth story. Here’s a closer look at how they’re making it happen.
Angirus: Udaipur’s Cleantech Pioneer Building the Future with Eco-Bricks
Founded in 2020 by Lokesh Puri Goswami and Kunjpreet Arora, Angirus is a rising cleantech startup based in Udaipur, Rajasthan, that is reshaping the construction industry. The company manufactures patented eco-bricks called WRICKS, made from 25–30% recycled plastic and industrial byproducts. These innovative bricks are designed to replace traditional clay bricks with a stronger, more sustainable alternative.
WRICKS offer superior strength ranging from 12–18 MPa—nearly twice as strong as conventional bricks—along with 80% damp resistance and 20% better thermal insulation. Tested at top institutions like IISc Bangalore, the bricks are not only eco-friendly but also cost-competitive, making them suitable for mainstream construction.
Angirus operates on a B2B model and has served around 10 clients so far. In FY24, the startup earned INR 7 Lakh in revenue and secured INR 80 Lakh in grants and INR 36 Lakh in equity funding. With a new facility under construction in Bengaluru targeting 1–1.2 lakh WRICKS per month, Angirus is poised to scale nationwide as a green construction leader.
Inari: Redefining Gifting with Sustainability and Indian Craftsmanship
Founded in 2023 by Yashaswini Choudhary, Inari is a Kota-based startup that is bringing sustainability and cultural heritage to the forefront of gifting in India. Positioned at the intersection of design, ethics, and storytelling, Inari curates elegant gifting experiences that highlight traditional Indian craftsmanship while aligning with eco-conscious values.
Operating in both B2B and B2C models, Inari offers a carefully curated range of products—ranging from silver and fashion jewellery to handcrafted tote and bucket bags inspired by Japanese aesthetics, as well as organic skincare and haircare under the Inari Naturals brand. The startup has found a niche in customised corporate gifting, delivering quality and thoughtful collections that cater to a growing audience seeking meaning and sustainability in their purchases.
With a team of 48 and a portfolio spanning 26 product categories, Inari supported 183 clients in FY24, generating INR 15 Lakh in revenue. While entirely bootstrapped, its growing brand appeal and artisan-first approach have helped it gain steady traction across conscious consumer circles.
Beyond business, Inari is on a mission to revive and promote India’s vanishing artisanal traditions by giving local craftsmen a direct path to mainstream markets. As it looks ahead, the startup plans to scale further through strategic collaborations and innovative digital marketing, continuing its journey to make gifting a mindful, impactful experience rooted in India’s cultural essence.
GOGARBAGE: Driving Clean Change Through Smart Waste Management in Rajasthan
Founded in May 2022 by Dinesh Ujjwal, Surender Ujjwal, and Suman Kumari Singh Arya, GOGARBAGE is a Sojat-based startup from Pali, Rajasthan, that is reimagining how urban and rural communities handle waste. At its core, the company is committed to fostering a sustainable circular economy through organised, tech-enabled waste collection, segregation, and recycling solutions.
Using an app-based platform, GOGARBAGE empowers users to responsibly manage their waste by sorting it into hazardous, dry, and wet categories. It offers door-to-door garbage collection services, connects households and vendors directly with recyclers, and provides online booking options to schedule pickups—streamlining what was once an unstructured and neglected process.
With a team of eight and over 800 clients, the startup has shown remarkable early growth. In FY24, GOGARBAGE generated INR 24.80 Lakh in revenue, thanks in part to a INR 6 Lakh grant from the Government of Rajasthan. The company also innovates by repurposing waste into value-added products like thermal lamps and decorative items, extending its sustainability vision beyond collection.
GOGARBAGE’s approach not only ensures better hygiene and efficiency but also nurtures environmental awareness. The startup actively conducts local awareness campaigns to educate residents on the benefits of waste segregation and recycling.
Looking ahead, GOGARBAGE plans to expand its tech offerings and deepen community engagement through partnerships and education. With its model built on accessibility, transparency, and ecological responsibility, the company is on a mission to make sustainable waste management a household habit across India—starting right from the heart of Rajasthan.
Dualite: Jodhpur’s Tech Startup Revolutionising Frontend Development with Design-to-Code Automation
Founded in March 2022 by Rohan Singhvi and Prakhar Tandon, Dualite Technology Private Limited is a Jodhpur-based tech startup that’s making waves in the software development ecosystem. Focused on transforming user interface (UI) designs into clean, scalable, and production-ready code, Dualite is solving a long-standing pain point for developers—bridging the gap between design and development with speed and precision.
By building an advanced design-to-code tool, Dualite allows developers to convert UI/UX designs from platforms like Figma into real, functional frontend code, automating a process that has traditionally required hours of manual effort. With this innovation, the company not only enhances developer productivity but also reduces time-to-market for digital products, making it an invaluable asset for startups and enterprises alike.
Operating under a B2B2C model, Dualite serves both large enterprises and independent developers. In just over two years, the startup has built a strong client base of 38 companies and generated an impressive INR 15 Cr in revenue for FY24—a testament to the demand for its solution. The lean team of six has achieved this growth with the backing of investors like 100X.VC and PIEDS, raising INR 1.3 Cr in funding.
What sets Dualite apart is its combination of technical depth and user-centric design, allowing developers to focus on logic and innovation while the platform handles the repetitive groundwork. The startup competes with emerging players like Bolt.neo and Lovable.dev but distinguishes itself with high output quality and enterprise scalability.
As it looks to the future, Dualite plans to expand its client base across India and abroad, enhance its product suite, and further optimise its AI-driven code generation engine. With the demand for faster, more efficient frontend development only rising, Dualite is well-positioned to lead the next wave of digital transformation from the tech corridors of Rajasthan.
YeloFast: Powering Hyperlocal Deliveries for Small Businesses in Rajasthan
Founded in 2019 by Nitesh Goyal and his sister Nikita Goyal, YeloFast is a Bikaner-based logistics startup that is transforming how small businesses in India’s Tier III and IV cities deliver goods to their customers. Built with a hyperlocal focus, YeloFast offers instant, reliable delivery solutions through a user-friendly mobile application that has quickly become a favorite among small shopkeepers and local merchants.
What makes YeloFast unique is its deep understanding of non-metro markets. Designed specifically for small business owners with limited tech exposure, the app supports multiple languages, real-time order tracking, employee management, and customer relationship tools, helping shopkeepers manage deliveries efficiently without relying on complex logistics chains.
Operating on a B2B model, the startup has built a strong base of 4,000+ clients across Bikaner and Sri Ganganagar, and currently processes around 8,500 deliveries per month. In FY24, YeloFast achieved a revenue run rate of INR 55 Lakh, an impressive feat for a bootstrapped company with a compact team of six. Despite having no external funding, the startup has grown steadily with the support and mentorship of iStart Rajasthan, a state-led initiative to nurture early-stage ventures.
YeloFast positions itself against major players like Dunzo, Blinkit, and Porter, but stands out with its local-first approachand grassroots-level understanding of small business pain points. Its services are tailored to merchants in India’s underserved markets—offering speed, trust, and simplicity in a domain often dominated by urban-centric platforms.
Looking ahead, the company has ambitious plans to expand to 200 cities in the next two years, aiming to tap into a massive market of over 7 crore small shopkeepers. It also intends to integrate AI-driven insights and build partnerships with point-of-sale systems to further simplify order processing and delivery management.
With its unwavering focus on empowering local businesses and enhancing logistics accessibility in India’s smaller cities, YeloFast is well on its way to becoming the go-to delivery partner for Bharat’s small retailers.
