Indian startups have had an eventful week, raising a total sum of around $182.62 million by 24 of them. The Indian startup ecosystem still attracts investor confidence with three growth-stage

Edtech startup Bhanzu has raised $16.5 million funding in a round led by venture capital firm Epiq Capital. This gives Hyderabad-based the company a valuation of around $120-122 million. Mumbai-based

Education Ed-tech startup Innovartan Learning Solutions has raised the pre-seed funding of ₹5 crores led by some influential investors Gokul Rajaram and Amit Singhal. This is a great step for

Infancy and pediatric nutrition health-tech platform, Viraa Care managed to secure a pre-seed funding round worth $108,000 from a group of European angel investors. The newly raised funds follow the

Edtech unicorn Eruditus has closed a Series F funding round, securing $150 million in investments. TPG’s The Rise Fund is leading the investment drive. Existing investors Softbank Vision Fund 2,

Febi.ai, an accounting and tax management platform, has just closed its $2 million pre-series A funding round with the investment that came from luminaries such as investment house Lumis Partners,

PC: EV Tech News A significant fillip in the Indian electric vehicle landscape comes in the form of a recently achieved Pre-Series A funding round amounting to $2 million by

PC: Ketto This is for the first time that something new is happening in the healthcare sector; the startup for cancer, Oncare, has raised $1 million of seed funding to

PC: The Indian Express Cutting-edge company OpenAI-which created the revolutionary ChatGPT and several mindblowing AI breakthroughs-raises an unprecedented $6.6 billion in new funding. This gigantic infusion will push the valuation

PC: Entrackr A major set back to the agritech landscape came in the form of news that promising startup Greenikk was shutting shop due to funding challenges and unfavorable market

PC: The Economic Times  InCred Capital, the institutional and wealth arm of the esteemed InCred Group, is in advance negotiations to raise a big $50 million fundraise, according to those

PC: Hindustan Times Any news out of Bengaluru-based Curefoods is something to look forward to. The cloud kitchen player made an important announcement recently by closing a significant debt funding