Driven by technology, Haqdarshak closes the gap between residents and welfare programs so that people—especially in underprivileged areas—may take advantage of government and commercial sector gains. It offers digital data on programs and services, therefore streamlining the search, application, and benefit claiming process for social programs, loans, and subsidies. The platform also prepares field agents, sometimes known as Haqdarshaks, to help people negotiate the convoluted bureaucratic procedures required in obtaining these benefits. Haqdarshak wants to empower underprivileged groups, raise their standard of living, and foster socioeconomic inclusion by using technology and local knowledge.

Company Name: Haqdarshak

Founder: Aniket Deogar

Product: Availing Government Schemes

Highlights

1. Simplifies government and private welfare plan access as well as subsidy and service access.
2. Offers a digital archive of more than 7,000 social programs across many sectors like health, education, and financial inclusion.
3. Trains local agents, called Haqdarshaks, to help individuals locate and apply for pertinent programs.
4. User-friendly apps give a mobile and web-based means of simple scheme and service navigation.
5. Localized Services: Designed to maximize accessibility by means of certain states and areas, they support several languages.
6. Enables rapid eligibility checks to find programs pertinent for individuals or families.
7. Targeting underprivileged groups including women, rural populations, and informal labour helps to close socioeconomic  differences.
8. Impact-oriented: Has improved the quality of living for thousands of people by helping them to acquire necessary advantages.
9. Data-driven insights gather and examine data to enhance welfare delivery and impact policy-making.
10. Working with NGOs, government agencies, and corporate social responsibility (CSR) projects, cooperative partnerships help one to increase its influence and scope.

Pitch Details

Ask: ₹1 crore for 0.5% equity (Valuation: ₹200 crores).

Deal: After negotiation Aman Gupta, Peyush Bansal and Namita Thapar finished the deal at ₹1 crore for 2% equity

Investors: The investment came from Namita Thapar, Peyush Bansal and Aman Gupta.

Conclusion: Haqdarshak is ultimately a transforming platform that uses localized support and technology to streamline access to welfare programs and services for underprivileged populations. Dealing with the complexity of negotiating bureaucratic procedures helps people to assert their legitimate rights, advance socioeconomic inclusion, and support community well-being. Haqdarshak drives significant grassroots transformation by means of its creative methodology, large field network, and cooperative efforts, thereby bridging policy implementation with citizens.