Since its founding in 2017 by Akshay Kedia, Ankesh Jain, Anand Jain and Shubham Bhandari, Nothing Before Coffee (NBC) has strategically elevated café culture in India by combining a youth-focused

In the rapidly evolving landscape of social commerce, one startup is turning “link in bio” into a billion-dollar opportunity. Wishlink, the Gurugram-based creator commerce platform, has just secured $17.5 million

As the venture capital winter begins to thaw, the third week of February 2026 has proven that the Indian startup engine is firing on all cylinders. From massive infrastructure bets

The global tech compass is shifting. From February 16-20, 2026, the eyes of the world will be fixed on Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi as India hosts the historic India

In the competitive world of Artificial Intelligence, a new name is making headlines. Sarvam AI, a Bengaluru-based startup, is challenging the dominance of tech giants like Google and OpenAI. At

Source: Indiafilings The final week of January (Jan 26 – Jan 31) brought a cooling period for the Indian startup ecosystem in terms of raw capital, yet the week was

One of India’s automotive giants, Maruti Suzuki, is proving that even the most prominent players need startup sparks to stay ahead in the market. In a strategic move to digitise

(Image Source: EtherealX) EtherealX, known as the Ethereal Exploration Guild, raised $20.5 million in an oversubscribed Series A round that boosted its valuation 5.5 times to $80.5 million. TDK Ventures

(Image Source: The Economic Times) Google India started the Market Access Program to help AI startups from India expand overseas. The program connects companies with Google’s network of executives and

(Image Source: Fabpad) Fabpad, a menstrual hygiene startup based in Kolkata, just closed a seed funding round led by Inflection Point Ventures. While the exact amount hasn’t been made public,

Source: business-standard Investing in India has come to the forefront, beyond just the financial sector or wealthy individuals who have the ability to invest. As digital platforms have become accessible

(Image Source: Entrackr) Knight FinTech, a Mumbai-based company that builds the technology systems banks and lenders use to manage loans, has raised $23.6 million in a Series A funding round.