The fintech startup will use the capital—a mix of equity and debt—to build its technology team, enhance underwriting models, and expand int...

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From Pine Labs’ AllTap app for contactless payments to Bytedance’s layoffs in India in the aftermath of the TikTok ban, here’s a look at th...

Vista Rooms cofounder Ankita Sheth said they plan to use the funds raised across four key areas - launching new locations, improving techno...

There is now a glut of angel investors in India, but many newbies offer poor inputs and cut few deals.

Clensta has been working towards creating innovative healthcare solutions to make waterless personal hygiene accessible for anyone, anytime...

The Bengaluru-based startup leverages virutal reality and augmented reality technologies to deliver immersive and interactive religious and...

As the hoopla over starting up cools and the pretenders disappear, new early-stage backers like Artha find themselves poised to make more r...

Earlier this year, Glam Studios had received undisclosed amount of seed funding which was used to scale the brand up to 40 salons.

According to 'VCCEdge Startup Funding Insights' the NCR startup ecosystem witnessed funding crunch and attracted $170 million (about Rs 1,1...

Google India MD Rajan Anandan is by far No. 1, with investments in at least 80 startups. Following him are Sunil Kalra and Anupam Mittal.

Indian Angel Network (IAN) has invested Rs 10 crore in Wow! Momo, a chain of quick service restaurants at a valuation of Rs 100 crore.

The idea for the startup struck Nathani four years ago when she was searching for extracurricular activities for her children.

“The primary investment into the company has closed, with Sequoia Capital leading the round. That would be about $5 million."

The app already has about 500 Sherpas from eight cities and 100 experiences like Delhi momo trail and shopping through Chandini Chowk.

A host of CXOs from businesses outside software are beginning to put their moneys in India's emerging software product industry.

Eighteen-year-old Ritesh Agarwal, who dropped out of college to start online short-stay accommodation listing venture Oravel, has raised se...