Crafting Bharat—Season 2 launches its third episode with Naveen Dachuri of Yulu

Naveen Dachuri, co-founder and CTO of Yulu, an Indian shared electric mobility provider, on how the company is using its micro-mobility solutions to solve last mile connectivity issues for commuters, how AWS is helping the organization in building a sustainable future

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SME's are the backbone and primed to lead the nation's growth. India can grow in a sustainable manner with strong policy support, accessible finance and digital empowerment.

Crafting Bharat—Season 2 powered by AWS Startups, an initiative by NewsReach, in association with VCCircle, and production partner—HT Smartcast, explores how startups are harnessing the power of the cloud to accelerate growth, optimise operations, and build solutions that will define the India of Tomorrow. This series is hosted by Gautam Srinivasan, currently consulting editor at CNBC (India), CNN-News18, Forbes India, and The Economic Times, who is well known for hosting a diverse range of TV and digital programmes.

Naveen Dachuri, co-founder and CTO of Yulu, talks about how the company is using its micro-mobility solutions—helping in driving India to a sustainable future. He shares insights about how micro-mobility solutions are solving last mile connectivity issues for commuters, receptiveness towards using shared mobility and how AWS is helping Yulu build a sustainable future.

India has a last mile connectivity issue. Yulu was looking to solve this. What was the thought behind starting Yulu?

We began our journey in 2017 with bicycles—aiming to offer an affordable, clean and green mobility solution. The goal was to build India's first micro-mobility ecosystem, which didn't exist back then. Starting with bicycles helped us understand key aspects—like setting up parking zones, collaborating with government agencies and educating users on the access to micro-mobility solutions.