The funding will help the 2-year-old company aggressively expand its video production unit, ScoopWhoop Talkies, the company said in a statement.
Launched in November 2013, ScoopWhoop publishes digital content targeted at Indian youth.
ScoopWhoop also plans to invest in hiring editorial resources across beats for different publications and set up a sales and native content team to service its over 100 brand partners, the statement said.
In the last 12 months, ScoopWhoop has grown almost 300 per cent, ScoopWhoop CEO Sattvik Mishra said.
ScoopWhoop had raised USD 1.5 million in September 2014, from Ignite World, formerly known as Bharti Softbank.
It clocks around 20 million unique visitors, 70 million page views, 30 million social engagements and over 10 million video views per month.
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