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  • India can expect $600 billion in investments for startups over next 3 years, say experts

    This capital boost is expected to enhance innovation, support entrepreneurship and create a better environment for new ventures to thrive, the experts further said.

  • India in talks with Nvidia to source GPUs for AI Mission: Report

    The plan is in initial stages and a decision will likely be made after the Lok Sabha elections

  • PM Modi hails innovation, entrepreneurial spirit: 10 things he said at Startup Mahakumbh

    Initiatives like the Startup Mahakumbh play a pivotal role in India's journey towards economic prosperity and global leadership in innovation, Modi has said

  • Indian startups under high pressure, causing some to fail: Zoho's Sridhar Vembu

    In the past year, a slew well-funded start-ups such as Mojocare, BharatPe, Zilingo, Trell, and GoMechanic were caught up in financial misreporting and governance lapses.

  • Indian startup ecosystem funding drops by 5 times in 2023 on Y-o-Y bases; here's why

    There's a double-whammy for hedge funds - a tougher fundraising environment puts pressure on keeping costs low, and there's a need to pay for talent. Companies like Millennium Management and Ken Griffin's Citadel are launching some of the biggest startups of all time, competing to attract top investment professionals, according to a report by Bloomberg.

  • Byju’s raises $250 million from US investment firm Davidson Kempner

    Moneycontrol reported earlier this week that the edtech firm was looking to raise $1 billion in a mix of equity and structured instruments via US-based asset management companies and Middle East-based sovereign funds. Of the $1 billion, about $300 million would be raised through structured instruments, with the rest coming as equity at a flat $22 billion valuation

  • India ranks third in world 'start-up' ecosystem: Union minister Anurag Thakur

    Thakur said the world is looking towards New India under Prime Minister Narendra Modi as India is now the biggest exporter of vaccines, biggest exporter of mobile phones and defence equipment.

  • Indian startups have tremendous potential, says Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin

    The pace of evolution of India’s startups was lagging that of China in areas such as ease of asset exits and liquidity, the Facebook co-founder said

  • Lot of uncertainty in market, unable to predict beyond one quarter: Sanjeev Bikchandani

    Bikchandani says Info Edge is slow and careful in acquiring companies.

  • Anupam Mittal: ‘Real growth will come from millions of small entrepreneurs who'll learn to scale up via shows like Shark Tank India’

    Anupam Mittal, the founder of Shaadi.com and a 'Shark Tank India' judge, on his experience on the reality show, and the future of entrepreneurship in India.

  • Startups likely to lease 29 million sq ft in 2022-24, fintech and logistics to drive demand

    While Bengaluru remains the startup hub, the Delhi-National Capital Region has emerged as the fastest-growing market, seeing a three-fold year-on-year increase in leasing by startups in 2021

  • Razorpay raises $160 mn, valuation trebles to $3 bn in six months: Watch interview with co-founder Harshil Mathur

    The funding boom continues for the Indian startup ecosystem. Digital payments and business banking platform Razorpay said it has raised $160 million in its Series E round of funding, at a valuation of $3 billion, barely six months after it raised funding that valued it at a billion dollar, underlining the huge funding interest in the current environment. In an interview with Moneycontrol's Chandra R Srikanth, Razorpay co-founder and CEO Harshil Mathur said the money will be used to expand its digital payments business in South East Asia, make acquisitions and build out its neo banking platform, with plans to hire over 600 employees. The round was co-led by its existing investors GIC and Sequoia India, with Ribbit Capital, Matrix Partners, and Tiger Global also participating.

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