IPEC-TBI Foundation’s Startup “Haxor” Wins ₹5 Lakh Grant at Startup Mahakumbh

An Innovative Fusion of Fashion and Functionality for Senior Citizens

Sahibabad: Haxor, an incubated startup under the IPEC-TBI Foundation at Inderprastha Engineering College (IPEC), has achieved a remarkable milestone by winning at Startup Mahakumbh 2025. The startup, known for designing adaptive clothing for senior citizens, was awarded a grant of ₹5 lakh. In addition, Haxor has earned an exclusive opportunity to participate in the ‘Speed Dating with Investors’ session scheduled for April 3, 2025.

This prestigious platform will allow Haxor to engage directly with leading national and international investors and strategic partners, further strengthening its ‘India to Global’ vision.

Rapidly emerging as a key player in the global Silver Economy, Haxor is redefining fashion for the elderly by combining dignity, comfort, and independence in its innovative designs.

Expressing her delight on the achievement, Kanchan Gupta, Founder and CEO of Haxor, said:

"Aging is a reality, but getting dressed shouldn't be a struggle. Haxor is not just a brand—it is a movement to restore dignity, comfort, and independence to senior citizens. Winning on this platform proves the world is ready to embrace age-friendly fashion, and we are here to lead this transformation—from India to the world."

As an incubated startup, Haxor creates thoughtfully designed garments tailored to the physical needs and limitations of the elderly, offering not only ease of wear but also enhancing their self-esteem and quality of life. The startup’s unique approach is now gaining recognition at the international level as well.

On this achievement, IPEC Chairman Vishnu Saran, Vice Chairman Puneet Agarwal, Director Dr. Ajay Kumar, and CEO of IPEC-TBI Foundation Priyanka Gupta extended their congratulations to the Haxor team and wished them continued success in their journey ahead.