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News of the day 1) Narayana Health, W Health Ventures, and 2070 Health Launch Everhope Oncology with $10M Investment: The collaboration aims to enhance cancer care in India with a focus on comprehensive treatment facilities across major cities. [Source: YourStory] 2) All In Capital Launches Fund II with ₹200 Cr Target Corpus: Pre-seed venture fund All In Capital has initiated its second VC fund, targeting ₹200 crores, with a first close at ₹85 crores to invest in consumer tech and DeepTech. [Source: YourStory] 3) Iyaso Secures Pre-Seed Funding for Speech Therapy Solutions: Speech therapy startup Iyaso has successfully raised pre-seed funding to develop innovative solutions aimed at improving speech and communication skills. [Source: Entrackr] 4) Harvested Robotics Raises Seed Round from Arali Ventures and Anand Mahindra: The robotics startup focused on agricultural solutions has secured seed funding to scale its operations and product offerings. [Source: Entrackr] 5) iHub Robotics Raises ₹4.3 Crore Pre-Seed Funding from US Investors: Robotics Startup iHub has secured ₹4.3 Crore in pre-seed funding to develop innovative robotic solutions for various industries. [Source: Startup News FYI] 6) Government Approves Incentives for UPI Payments Up to ₹2,000: The Indian government has approved new incentives for UPI payments, aiming to boost digital transactions across the country. [Source: Entrackr] 7) MyFi Launches AI-Powered Credit Against Mutual Fund Holdings: MyFi introduced “MyCash,” allowing users to borrow against mutual fund investments without liquidation, providing instant loans up to ₹5 crore. [Source: YourStory] 8) Warsaw-based Global Work Grabs $1.25M to Combat Unemployment with AI: Global Work is developing an AI-based job search platform aimed at matching candidates with remote roles, challenging existing platforms like LinkedIn. [Source: Tech Funding News] 9) Asia Startup Expo Q1 2025 Highlights AI Startups' Growth Potential: The expo showcased innovative AI startups and emphasized the need for strong business models alongside technological advancements to attract funding. [Source: Korea Tech Desk] 10) SEA Tech Startups Funding Up 30% Quarter-on-Quarter to $909M in Q1 of 2025: Southeast Asian tech startups saw a significant recovery in funding during the first quarter of 2025, driven by late-stage investments. [Source: TechNode]