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Sanitary waste recycler PadCare Labs raises $3 million from Nithin Kamath’s Rainmatter, othersPadCare Labs, a sanitary waste recycling startup, has raised $3 million in a round led by Rainmatter, cofounded by Nithin Kamath. The fundi...- Brigade and Gruhas launch Rs 300 cr Earth Fund to drive real estate tech and sustainability solutionsBrigade Group and Gruhas have introduced The Earth Fund, India's first real estate tech and sustainability-focused investment fund, with a ...
- Karnataka is working on India's first-ever circular economy policy: Priyank KhargeKarnataka is developing India's first circular economy policy, mandating 20% sustainable construction materials. Minister Priyank Kharge an...
- PropTech investment to grow 15% CAGR to $16 billion in 2030India's real estate sector is transforming with a significant increase in PropTech investments. Focus areas include affordable housing, sus...
- Brigade REAP invests in Settlin, India’s first gig-based real estate resale startupBrigade REAP invested in Settlin, a gig-based residential resale broker. Settlin secured $500,000 in funding. The startup uses data and gig...
- NAREDCO Maharashtra, Brigade REAP to support proptech startups with Rs 200 cr fundNAREDCO Maharashtra NextGen and Brigade Real Estate Accelerator Program (REAP) have joined forces to bolster innovation in India's real est...
- Battleground Bengal: BJP to test Mamata's mettle over Sandeshkhali and corruptionThe upcoming Lok Sabha elections in West Bengal will witness a fierce battle between the ruling Trinamool Congress and the BJP. Key issues ...
- Construction tech startup Bettamint ties up with Prestige Group’s arm to manage informal workersThe company, currently operational in Bangalore, is planning to expand to Mumbai, Pune and Delhi-NCR regions.
- Will history repeat itself to help Nifty scale 21,000 mark in election year?Indian stock market benchmark Nifty is expected to reach the 21,000 mark within the next 6-9 months, according to a report by ICICI Direct....
- India's first PropTech syndicate fund goes live on LetsVentureThrough the new initiative, Brigade REAP will make a minimum of 4 investments in the coming year and invest in startups looking to raise up...
- Square Yards acquires PropVR, AI-based 3D visualisation platformBoth the founders of PropVR, as well as investor Brigade Group's REAP, will join Square Yards, as part of the all-stock deal. This is Squar...
- Square Yards acquires PropsAMC, forays into data intelligence spacePropsAMC currently manages $1.5 billion worth of property assets for more than 100 clients in addition to providing legal, technical and va...
- Communal split, peace, growth dominate Hyderabad's urban poll campaignsThe BJP, which accuses the ruling Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) of minority appeasement politics, corruption, and of pushing the state in...
- BJP eyes TDP leaders in Telangana, Andhra PradeshAfter Karnataka, BJP is now looking to turn the Telugu states into its second large base in south India, inspired by the encouraging electo...
- IIMA’s CIIE, Habitat for Humanity set up accelerator for affordable housing sectorThe Accelerator will invite application in two phases; the first phase will remain open till the end of October.
- Trinamool clinches Sabang by-pollTrinamool candidate Gita Rani Bhunia got 1,06,179 votes while her nearest rival Rita Mondal of the the Left Front backed CPI-M secured 41,9...
- Brigade Enterprises enters into strategic partnerships with Microsoft & Intel to benefit StartupsThe Brigade Real Estate Accelerator Program (REAP) has announced strategic associations with two of the largest technology firms in the wor...
- Kolkata’s Congressmen clutch at Left lifelineCornered and pushed to near irrelevance by TMC, Congress workers are relieved that they are now working with the Left.
- UP elections 2012: The changing scenarioQuota is hardly a talking point among the voters. The issue is yet to move out of TV studios and news rooms.
- Travel's back in focus this Diwali as economy lights upAfter a year-long lull, Indians are once again ready to dust off their backpacks to take a break at beaches & hill stations.
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