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Qikwell has more than 100 employees, and over the last 4 years it has grown its presence in over 250 hospitals across 19 cities.

Gurgaon-based food technology startup InnerChef that delivers ready-to-eat and ready-to-cook meals at your doorstep has raised Pre-series A round of Rs 11 crore ($1.66 million) from the leading investors across the globe. A number of leading Indian and International Technology Founders have participated in this round of funding: Phanindra Sama (Founder – RedBus); Vijay Shekhar […]

Inspired by ISRO's Mars mission, Nekkanti started his venture with an aim to privatise the satellite space in India.

Gadgetwood is transforming the way gadgets get fixed at the customer's convenience.

The team aims to build a credible, transparent healthcare information system in India.

The company had earlier raised about $9 million in Series A funding from Accel, Qualcomm Ventures and Ventureast in Dec 2013.

CureJoy has grown by almost 100 per cent over the last 6 quarters and reached 1 million site visits per month, within six months of its launch.

Most of us don't look at investment in a win-win situation, says serial entrepreneur and philanthropist Screwvala.

Labstreet has tied up with more than 25 labs across Delhi NCR.

PlaBro is a premier networking and communication app for real estate brokers, property agents and dealers.

MoEngage is currently profiling one fifth of smartphone users in India and delivering around 1 billion personalised interactions.

Paint collar has over a 1,000 artistes enrolled on its platform.

HomeLane's value proposition to customers is offer to them advanced but easy-to-use technology which helps them simplify shopping experiences.

Bueno offers a diverse menu of 400 dishes spread across seven different cuisines.

Coverfox helps in bringing transparency, simplicity and ease to the process of buying insurance in India.

An online wedding portal that helps prospective couples plan their big day from planning to execution.

Women business owners continue to display extraordinary economic prowess worldwide, with every 1 in 11 women involved in entrepreneurship.

Acquisition will strengthen Practo's offering to hospitals.

In recent past, the car service provider has also announced to raise an undisclosed amount of funding from Tata Sons Chairman Emeritus Ratan Tata.

Going forward, the firm is also planning to expand its reach to over 40 countries by the end of 2016.

Creating first of its kind offline ad network already reaching more than 25,000 consumers per day across Delhi-NCR and more than 5,000 consumers per day on trains.

CanvasFlip enables product managers to validate mobile application design, by providing rich and conclusive usage feedback from the target user segment.

Nasscom has initiated start-up warehouses across different states to create a micro-ecosystem, where many start-ups and entrepreneurs can work together.

Bengaluru-based start-up provides a unique platform to women to sell their pre-owned fashion attire without worrying about anything.

YatraGenie is emerging as one of the largest taxi aggregators covering smallest to the biggest cities in South India.

Small and medium businesses (SMBs) in India are too eager to jump onto the e-commerce bandwagon.

The start-up aims to meet the buying needs of small and medium sized enterprises and offline businesses.

With a highly adrenalin-driven team, FitMeIn aims to completely turn around the way Indians sweat out.

The YoFloor app helps homeowners envision how different home designs, furniture pieces, and furnishings would look like in one's 'own' home.

Kalaari hopes to capitalize on the massive digital revolution.