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India's One of most Anticipated Startup Bluelearn has to be shut down. Few days ago, CEO of Bluelearn release a official statement saying that Bluelearn is shutting down. Despite creating a vibrant community of over 250,000 students and raising $

Here are some prominent venture capitalists (VCs) in India who invest in startups: 1. Sequoia Capital India 2. Accel Partners India 3. Nexus Venture Partners 4. Kalaari Capital 5. SAIF Partners (now rebranded as Elevation Capital) 6. Lightspeed Indi

Learning-focused OTT platform Seekho has raised $8 million in its Series A round, with Lightspeed leading the investment, according to a LinkedIn post by the company’s founder and CEO, Rohit Choudhary. The round also saw participation from Elevation

just a few days back, I was thinking about this: "culture is something that is quiet within the company and loud outside of it." and @bluelearn has been such an incredible testimonial to it. I have known so many folks from BL and never have I hear

In 2024, several Indian startups shut down due to funding shortages, unsustainable business models, and market challenges. 1. Kenko Health: Insurtech startup shut in August after running out of funds and facing legal issues with a debt fund. 2

Just heard Atlys raised $37M from Peak XV and Elevation. Wild. They've apparently figured out the revolutionary business strategy of taking people's passports and... not knowing what happens next? No customer service. No processes. This is peak Indi

1. Key Startup Funding Highlights Of The Week - Indian startups cumulatively raised $185.8 Mn across 21 deals, a 49% increase from $125 Mn secured via 18 deals in the preceding week - Lightspeed, Peak XV and Elevation Capital backed multiple startu

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Top News of the day : 1. Google settled a case with the Competition Commission of India (CCI) concerning unfair practices in the Android TV market, paying Rs 20.24 crore. 2. Unacademy CEO Gaurav Munjal has shared an update on the company’s financia

Top News of the Week 1. Funding: - On a weekly basis, startup funding dropped by nearly 43% to $105.87 million as compared to around $184.4 million raised during the previous week. - In the growth-stage funding landscape this week, B2B cross-borde