Indian startups
- Jobs
About 27K employees lost jobs at Indian startups to date
New Delhi: At least 27,000 tech employees at Indian startups have lost their jobs since the funding winter crept in last year, and the list is only growing. Nearly 26,868 employees have…
- World
Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank to impact Indian startup ecosystem: Experts
Washington: The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, the largest vendor in the startup ecosystem, is likely to adversely impact the Indian startup scenario as well as it has injected a lot of…
- Technology
Indian startups raised $1.2 bn in Jan, PhonePe & KreditBee lead
New Delhi: Indian startups raised about $1.2 billion in January amid rough macroeconomic conditions and funding winter. According to data by Fintrackr, an arm of startup news portal Entrackr, growth-stage startups witnessed…
- Business
Indian startups need to reserve cash, listen to customers to stay afloat
New Delhi: As Indian startups face turbulence in the global funding winter, experts on Monday said they need to reserve cash, create a long-term goal and adopt a culture of customer feedback…
- Business
Indian startup funding dropped by 33%, may become normal after 2-3 quarters
New Delhi: Funding for the Indian startups in CY22 was nearly $24 billion, a drop of 33 per cent in comparison to CY21 but was still more than twice the funds raised…
- Middle East
Israel’s embassy to provide mentorship to Indian startups
Chandigarh: The Israeli mission in India has collaborated with TiE Chandigarh to provide mentorship to Indian startups in the field of sustainability and help them build skills to upscale their business capabilities.…
- Business
Only 2 Indian startups turned unicorns in Q3 amid funding winter
New Delhi: Only two startups in India, Shiprocket and OneCard, attained the unicorn status (valuation $1 billion and above) in the July-September period, mirroring a global trend in decline in the number…
- Technology
Indian startup to scale 15-min rapid EV charging with $13 mn funding
New Delhi: Indian EV startup Exponent Energy, which claims to have developed a battery that gets powered from zero to 100 per cent in just 15-minutes, on Wednesday raised $13 million funds…
- Technology
CoinSwitch’s Web3 Discovery Fund to empower up to 100 Indian startups
New Delhi: India’s largest Crypto investing app CoinSwitch has announced a Web3 Discovery Fund, which will invest in and incubate early-stage startups building blockchain solutions for the rapidly evolving Web3 landscape. The…
- Business
Meta reportedly investing in Indian startup Better Opinions
New Delhi: Meta (formerly Facebook) is looking to invest in an Indian startup called Better Opinions, an event trading platform that allows users in the country to trade their opinions on categories…
- Technology
OPPO joins Microsoft to empower Indian startups via ‘Elevate’ programme
New Delhi: OPPO India on Monday said it has launched the second edition of its OPPO Elevate programme in collaboration with Microsoft for Startups to further empower the startup ecosystem in the…
- Technology
Oracle says nurturing Indian startups to take them global
New Delhi: As India gets its 100th unicorn, Cloud major Oracle on Friday said it is not only nurturing the next breed of startups to expand their footprint but also connecting them…
- Technology
Indian startup Pixxel launches ‘Shakuntala’ satellite with Musk’s SpaceX
New Delhi: Spacetech startup Pixxel has successfully launched its first fully-fledged commercial satellite called ‘Shakuntala’ with Elon Musk-run SpaceX’s Falcon-9 rocket. Being Pixxel’s first fully-fledged satellite, ‘Shakuntala’ hosts one of the highest…
- Technology
Indian startups, big firms aim to make digital economy personal: Adobe
New Delhi: New innovations in Adobe Experience Cloud are customising experiences for millions of people in milliseconds and from startups to big enterprises in India, the aim now is to make the…
- Technology
OPPO to partner Indian startups working on camera AI, battery
Barcelona (Spain): Global technology brand OPPO is planning to work with camera and battery startups in India to improve end user’s experience, Tasleem Arif, VP, and R&D Head, OPPO India said here…
