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Aryaman Gupta is a Senior Correspondent at Business Standard, covering startups across all sectors, venture capital, e-commerce, and technology. He has a keen interest in presenting nuanced reports based on in-depth sectoral trends.
Aryaman Gupta is a Senior Correspondent at Business Standard, covering startups across all sectors, venture capital, e-commerce, and technology. He has a keen interest in presenting nuanced reports based on in-depth sectoral trends.
Start-ups going through ups and downs is a reflection of the economy and the market, says Bavi
Start-up will use financing to expand team, promote its platform and expand business
Features were introduced to offer users a more modern and immersive experience while improving how how users watch videos
145 new companies were set up in India in the past two years - 123 in 2021 and 22 in 2022: Tracxn data
It all started when the news service had alleged that Meta gave some of its users, namely BJP's IT cell chief Amit Malviya, special privileges to take down any post from Instagram
All members of the Botminds AI invite-only community can enrol for the certification program. The program comprises Level 1-Foundation, Level 2-Advanced and Level 3- Architect certifications
Gurugram-based company assists clients in getting customers, saving them cost and effort
Revfin plans to use the funds to expand its geographical footprint to 25 states and capture over 10 per cent national market share of financed electric three-wheelers
Regarding rummy and poker as games of chance violates Supreme Court and Madras High Court judgments which overturned the law banning online games
Tournament to run from from Oct 16 to Nov 13, coincide with ICC Men's T20 World Cup
Announcement comes on heels of Mother Sparsh's entry into the diaper segment with the launch of Plant-Powered cloth diapers. The firm had raised Rs 20 crore in Series A from ITC last November
The venture debt market is becoming popular within the start-up ecosystem with a lot of new funds coming up and limited partners also showing their interest in financing such investments
The firm now has an AUM of Rs 3,800 crore across its three debt funds, raised from domestic investors
However, investors have already raised a lot of capital which needs to be deployed and this will ultimately find its way to the Indian start-up ecosystem
Company assists OEMs and others with the latest technology and components
Hyderabad-based company will use financing to introduce more product categories and expand team
Funds will be used by the company to create capabilities for new product propositions and sustainable manufacturing standards
The resource kit comprises sector-agnostic tools and guidance to enable business to leverage AI to grow scale with confidence by prioritising user trust and safety, the Indian IT industry body said.
Oddr, which is based in Silicon Valley and India, is planning to launch its services in North America, the UK and Australian market along with setting up an R&D centre in India
Flickstree is a content and marketing tech start-up that uses AI to create free branded video content; its data engine promote these videos, which keep churning transactions in auto-pilot mode