PC: Business Standard  It is in this context, among the fastest-growing D2C organic grocery brands in the country, the two brothers organic farms had secured Rs. 58.25 crores funding as

PC: The Economic Times  Cloudphysician is an India-based ICU technology solution pioneer. Much attention and funding have been drawn to it in recent times. On June 27, 2024, an announcement

PC: Smartworks Founded by Neetish Sarda, Smartworks works on a business model wherein it leases properties from real estate developers and then subleases these managed office spaces to enterprises. The

PC: CNBC TV18 Beyond Snack is a premium snack start-up in India that is growing very fast. The company has made big strides in building its operations to fuel further

PC: MIT D-Lab Wahter, a watershed development in the making, is an Indian start-up that has just closed its pre-seed funding round with Rs 5 crore at Rs 52 crore

PC: ANI News Indian startups have garnered over $3.9 billion in venture capital investments in the first few months of 2024, courtesy of the firm GlobalData. The trend signifies the

B2B apparel procurement startup Zyod has closed $18 million in funding. Capital raise would enable the company to build a more robust technology stack while betting on international expansion. This

In a big development for direct-to-consumer (D2C) space, martech startup Nitro Commerce, created by the founders of Wigzo, has again successfully nailed fresh funding to boost its services for D2C

The digital product and solutions company, Fanisko, recently announced an undisclosed follow-on investment from an early investor, Karna D. Shinde. This round is a stepping stone toward scaling growth at

In a massive shot in the arm for Bengaluru-based fintech startup CheQ, the two-year-old company has raised $6.7 million in an extended seed fundraise. With this development, the platform has

With $665 million banked as part of its Series F funding round, Zepto has won big for the whole quick commerce sector—a strong vote of confidence from investors in the

Reshamandi, the Bengaluru-based innovative startup that worked in the silk supply chain, has announced a massive layoff where 80% of its staff is laid off. This comes as a result