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According to Apple's press release, the courses will begin in the month of September

GVFL aims to invest in 25–30 startups operating in B2B SaaS, health-tech, agri-tech, climate-tech, and deep-tech sectors with investments in the range of INR 1 crore to INR 3 crore each in the next year.

The funds raised will be utilised to accelerate the Mumbai-based platform's growth and expand disbursements.

Investors and startups in India are focusing on the seven wonders of science: the brain, the mind, evolution, the quantum world, our planet, the universe, and life itself

Currently, the Gurugram-based platform claims to operate in 7 states of North and Central India with a team of 1300 employees and 115 branches and plans to expand further into the South.

With this funding, the Mumbai-based brand plans to grow its team, tech capabilities, brand awareness, and retail store presence.

The Indian startups listed below have disclosed investment rounds.

The bank aims to use the funding to enhance its tech stack, strengthen its team, and further develop the product proposition.

The country has shown the ability to leapfrog when it comes to shift to new technologies especially in the automotive segment, Anish Shah, chief executive officer of Mahindra Group said.

This places PadhAI among the top 10 scorers nationally and possibly even in the first position, far surpassing the typical qualifying score, which usually gains below 100

The company is looking at an annual output of one million units across its three production lines in the medium term, according to the company's preliminary IPO papers filed with SEBI.

Here are the Indian startups that announced early-stage funding rounds.

The EB will be putting the proposal in the upcoming 142nd IOC Session during the Olympic Games Paris 2024. The IOC Members will further vote on the proposal

Over the last three years, the Mumbai-based company has raised USD 35 million (about INR 291 crore) through two investment rounds.

Corporates and CXOs have committed to investing in VentureSoul Partners, and the firm will support startups that are at series A or beyond.

Here are the Indian startups that announced early-stage funding rounds.

Several high-tech domains have emerged as the golden future of the Indian tech industry including Generative AI, cloud computing, spatial computing, the industrial metaverse, and others

Under this system, vehicles will receive between one and five stars, indicating their safety in a collision. Known as BNCAP, this voluntary rating system was implemented on October 1, 2023.

In a blog post, LinkedIn chief product officer Tomer Cohen shared how the company observed a remarkable trend of a 5x increase year-over-year in the number of learners engaging with Al courses and content on the platform

Through all rounds to date, the Ahmedabad-based beauty brand has raised about USD 45 million in total.

The harsh treatment of 30 per cent tax on profit and one per cent VDA coupled with India's decision to not yet ban the currency has left many in a fix. So, what does the coming times mean for crypto players in India

The vast difference in application rates between Rajasthan and Gujarat underscores the urgency for immediate intervention.

With the raised funds, the Bengaluru-based startup aims to build a new smart factory in Bengaluru and hire AI and software engineers to expand its line of products.

Here are the Indian startups that announced early-stage funding rounds.

Whether you are in Fintech, Life Sciences, Robotics, AgriTech, AI, or Clean Tech, these states of India provide a fertile environment for entrepreneurs to grow

The Bengaluru-based platform aims to deploy the raised capital to enhance product development, distribution, and service infrastructure.

In 2019, Keppel Land contributed USD 25 million to the Gurugram-based startup's Series A fundraising round.

The Axis Bank-backed lender aims to use the funding to expand its operations and bridge the funding gap for MSMEs and women-led enterprises.

In FY 24–25, the platform also plans to deploy an additional INR 2000 crores through its Recur Swift program for startups.

With over 1000 GenAI agents and more than 10 GenAI applications, the platform claims to offer no-code and low-code pre-built applications.