COUNCIL FOR DIGITAL SAFETY AND WELLBEING
Hyderabad, Telangana
In their own words
The Council for Digital Safety and Wellbeing (CDSW India), co-founded by tech entrepreneur Aditya Vuchi and internet ethics expert Dr. Anil Rachamalla, is a social-impact tech startup addressing India's critical gap between rapid digital access and low digital maturity. It introduces a human-centric model blending software tools, educational systems, and policy frameworks to mitigate advanced technological risks. CDSW solves deep systemic vulnerabilities including AI-generated fraud (deepfakes, misinformation), cyber-harassment, data privacy violations, and severe digital addiction. Operating on three strategic pillars—Educate (delivering structured AI ethics and digital safety modules via its 'Sparq' LMS portal), Engage (convening tech leaders and policymakers), and Elevate (setting trust benchmarks and safety compliance standards)—the startup provides an innovative, scalable B2B/B2G revenue model through institutional licensing, training, and behavioral index analytics.
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What the record says
- DPIIT recognition number
- DIPP262861
- CIN
- U88900TS2026NPL209334
- Registered on Startup India
- 2026
- Self-declared stage
- EarlyTraction
Where this is
District
Hyderabad
Telangana
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