Number of Recognized Startups Goes Up By 15400% in Six Years, Smaller Cities Driving the Growth in India
Indian non-metropolitan cities are leading the technology ecosystem in the country. Union minister of state for commerce and industry, Som ...
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IIFL Fintech Fund Commits INR 300 crore for Early-stage Indian Fintech Startups
IIFL Fintech Fund is planning to invest INR 300 crore in Indian early-stage fintech startups in the next two years ...
In the Din of Surging IPO Clamor, Indian Startups Seeks Government Permission for Direct Overseas Listing
In the last seven months of 2021, as the market regained momentum after reeling under pressure for long under the ...
Blockchain Startup Biconomy Raises $9 Million from DACM and Others
Biconomy, a blockchain transaction startup, has raised $9 million in a private funding round led by DACM and Mechanism Capital ...
Indian food delivery startup, Zomato gets SEBI’s nod for IPO
Indian food delivery startup, Zomato has got the nod of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to raise ...
Funding galore for Indian startups; raise $3.76 billion in Q1 2021
Indian startups are seeing a record of funding despite the difficult situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. As reported, startups ...
Singapore and India collaborate to promote Technology-based startups
The SIIC, Start-up Incubation and Innovation Centre of IIT-Kanpur, and the SICCI, Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry have ...
$125 million government-funded Seed scheme for Indian startups
Indian startups and entrepreneurs can look forward to securing funds from the Indian government kitty as it announced a $125 ...
Amazon launches $250 million venture fund for Indian startups
E-commerce giant Amazon has announced a $250 million venture fund investment in Indian entrepreneurs and startups. Amazon plans to mainly ...
The spring of 2021 provides a new lease of life for Indian startups with an IPO boost
The year 2020 presented a grim and greyish image due to the market volatility caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. But ...
