Chamba-born, Harvard-trained architect Sameep Padora talks about issues on affordable housing in India, the perpetual malaise surrounding urban planning, and the role of architects
The Series B funding will allow the company to develop new business functions, advance innovation of its platform, strengthen its product, engineering, and design teams in India, and go-to-market teams in the US, UK, EMEA, and APAC
The platform plans to expand its agricultural business in all major silk-producing states across India while also establishing itself as a leader in weaving clusters like Banaras, Salem, Kanchipuram, Maheshwar, and Dharmavaram
With this recent round, Easocare intends to use the funds raised to grow its business operations through a direct-to-consumer offering, increase its technical staff, expand sales and marketing efforts and establish key strategic partnerships to grow its customer base
Unacademy has acquired over 10 startups in the past two years including that of Rheo TV in July this year. It had earlier acquired PrepLadder, Mastree, CodeChef, Kreatryx, among others, according to a report
F5 is building a unique hyper-local ecosystem around the daily workplace needs of the consumer, market which is pegged to be of $100 billion market size
Rebel Foods has built over 45 brands (own and partners) across 10 countries - India, Indonesia, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Hong Kong, Philippines, and Bangladesh, and operates more than 4000 internet restaurants
The startup aims to prevent life-threatening cardiac health-related issues in patients at the remotest locations by early monitoring with cost-effective and simple devices
Alia Bhatt has invested in IIT Kanpur-backed D2C startup Phool.co. Earlier, Phool.co had raised $2 million in a seed round from IAN Fund, Social Alpha (FISE), Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation (San Francisco), and IIT Kanpur
The funds raised will be used to build out the technology infrastructure stack for equity management for startups and investors, scale the product and grow the team
The company plans to utilize the funds to improve the platform, enhance customer experience and build a larger stack of wellness services on the platform
The platform plans to deploy capital to deepen penetration into tie-I, II, and III cities in India and also position it's 'Made in India' products in North America under the D2C model supported by an on-ground team
The platform plans to use the funds to hire talent across engineering, product and data functions besides launching more asset classes to spread awareness about cryptocurrency