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The discussions culminated in the identification of five key strategies to enhance the economic partnership between India and Israel:

From stitching doll clothes to gracing Cannes, Nancy Tyagi's journey is a masterclass in turning passion into influence — proof that dreams stitched with creativity and perseverance always shine.

Indian startups continue to attract significant funding, with innovative solutions across sectors. Here's a look at the top funding deals of the week:

The startup ecosystem continues to thrive as several companies secure significant investments to drive innovation and growth. Here's a roundup of this week's top funding deals:

Here is a roundup of the most notable funding deals of the week, highlighting six startups making waves across various sectors.

The week from January 10 to January 17 witnessed remarkable funding activity in India's startup ecosystem, underscoring the sector's resilience and innovation. Here's a roundup of the most notable funding deals and the startups driving change across diverse industries:

This week saw significant funding activity across diverse sectors, from digital healthcare to AI-driven physical security. Here are the standout funding deals that caught the spotlight:

Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Pune, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Delhi, Gurugram, and Coimbatore are among the top ten cities in the 2024 study.

Highlighting 2024 key funding deals, innovative startups across industries secured substantial investments, driving growth, fostering innovation, and unlocking new opportunities for market expansion and development.

Iluvia addresses hard water-induced hair damage with its vegan, sulfate-free Hard Water Shampoo. Operating D2C and B2B2C, it partners with salons, offers sustainable solutions, and plans international expansion by 2025.

The Indian startup ecosystem faces challenges like capital inefficiency, misaligned growth strategies, and overspending. Venture capitalists share their views on the importance of capital discipline, tailored growth strategies, and local market adaptation for sustainable success.

Nat Habit crafts 100% natural, Ayurveda-inspired personal care products, leveraging fresh ingredients, eco-friendly packaging, and a D2C model. Boasting a 52% repeat rate, it plans product expansion and offline retail entry.

This week's funding deals (Dec 14–20) spotlighted several innovative startups across various industries, raising significant capital to fuel their growth.

Traya offers personalised, science-backed hair loss solutions combining Ayurveda, dermatology, and nutrition. With AI-powered diagnostics, a thriving community, and a diverse product range, it aims for global expansion and brand trust.

This week witnessed significant investments in innovative startups across diverse sectors, underscoring the resilience and growth potential of these ventures.

The report highlights key findings on the gender funding gap, unconscious biases, and the resilience of women entrepreneurs.

The Indore-based hygiene brand Millennium Babycares excels in baby, fem-care, and adult hygiene products.

The first week of December saw the funding activity across a variety of sectors, showcasing the resilience and innovation of Indian startups. Here's a detailed roundup of the most notable deals from this period:

The Pant Project offers custom-fit pants with personalised styles, leveraging D2C, social media engagement, and data analytics. Plans include expanding to denims, athleisure, and omnichannel experiences with INR 100 crore revenue goals.

This week saw significant funding activity across diverse sectors, from oncology drug manufacturing to electric vehicle leasing. Here's a roundup of key deals that grabbed attention.

Founded in 2021 by Varun Sadana, the Bengaluru-based Supertails simplifies pet parenting with a digital platform offering products, personalised support, and resources.

This week, startups across quick commerce, consumer nutrition, insurance tech, cancer diagnostics, gaming, and logistics raised significant funding, showcasing strong investment activity from November 16 to November 22.

Founded by Prateek Singhal and Ahmad Hushsham in 2021, Yoho offers affordable, comfortable footwear with over 100 styles, including orthopaedic slippers and sneakers, and plans to expand into kids' and sports footwear.

Freecultr, founded in 2019, redefines India's innerwear market with a data-driven, consumer-centric D2C model. Expanding globally, it emphasises comfort, sustainability, and customer feedback, aiming for 50% growth by 2025.

The Chandigarh-based brand offers a wide range of high-quality razors, trimmers, and skincare products, focusing on customer-centric, innovative grooming solutions with a strong D2C model.

This week witnessed remarkable funding activities across diverse sectors. From electric mobility to rural lending, these companies are pushing boundaries and redefining industries. Here's a detailed look at the key deals from November 8 to November 15.

The brand creates eco-friendly, educational games promoting skill development and critical thinking, offering sustainable, screen-free play for children through innovative, digital-first strategies and global expansion.

The first week of November has seen significant investments across various sectors, from home financing to fitness, spacetech, and electric mobility. Here's a roundup of the key startup funding news from November 02–08.

This week, several startups have attracted significant funding, advancing healthcare, AI, dairy-tech, fitness, and security. Here's a closer look at the companies that led the charge in funding from October 19 to October 25.

In the week spanning October 12 to October 18, several Indian startups secured substantial funding, highlighting the robust entrepreneurial ecosystem in the country. Here are the notable deals to watch: