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🤯As of January 5, 2025, here are the updated valuations for some of India's top startups: -- 🚀Byju's: Approximately $21 billion. -- 🚀Flipkart: Valued at around $37.6 billion; acquired by Walmart. --🚀Paytm: Approximately $16 billion. --🚀Ola:

Rapido picked up $200 M in a Series E, now valuing it $1 B+. ⏩Investors include: WestBridge Cap, Nexus VP, Think Investments, Inus-Opportunities, Swiggy. The ride-hailing market has changed significantly in the past few years - - Super Competiti

📈 Delhi NCR Leads the Startup IPO Revolution! 🐂 Did you know? Delhi NCR startups dominate India’s listed startup market, driving a whopping 71% market value! Here’s a breakdown of India’s IPO stars: 💎 Delhi NCR: ● 🛒 Zomato, 🚚 Delhivery, 🏦 P

He predicted the rise of: • AI • Remote work • Digital streaming Years before they happened. Now, Kevin Kelly says these 5 tech trends will shape the next 100+ years: Kevin Kelly has spent 40+ years predicting the future—and he’s been right. Here

Top News of the Day: 1. IPO-bound Ola Electric has raised Rs 100 crore (approximately $12 million) in debt from Alteria Capital. 2. Salon chain JCB (Jean Claude Biguine) Salons India has raised Rs 40 crore ($4.8 million) from alternative credit pl

Top News of the Day: 1. Tata's fourth iPhone assembly plant likely to start in November 2. JioCinema Could Be Reliance’s Only OTT Platform Post Star-Viacom18 Merger 3. Zomato shares rally 6% to fresh high after UBS raises target price 4. Morgan S

Top News of the Day: 1. Metis raises Rs 1.3 Cr led by Inflection Point Ventures 2. Silicon Valley VC fund General Catalyst acquires Venture Highway; will deploy $1 billion in India 3. Unikon.ai Bags $2 Mn To Scale Up Its AI Social Media Platform

The wrath of the underdogs: You better dare to dream! Namma Yatri and Rapido’s rise against the Ola-Uber duopoly A new narrative is unfolding in the urban mobility. Namma Yatri and Rapido, once considered underdogs, are now carving out their own sp

Binny Bansal: The Tech Entrepreneur Who Transformed Indian E-commerce Early Life and Education Binny Bansal was born in Chandigarh, India, in 1983 to a business family. His early education took place in Chandigarh, where he attended a local school

Summary Of the Week: 1. 21 Indian startups raised nearly $105 million in funding. These deals include six growth-stage deals and 12 early-stage deals. Meanwhile one growth-stage startup and two early-stage startups did not disclose the amount raised