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📈 YC Success Stories – Recent Indian Wins 🌟 Aspora (Cross-border Payments) Raised $93M across three rounds (Sept ’24–May ’25), now valued at $500M. YC-backed and led by Parth Garg, it's transforming international payments. 🌟 Decentro (API-firs

WTF is An Accelerator ⁉️🤔 Accelerator program is a Cohort based , fixed termed and mentorship driven program which is done occasionally for early staged startups. Let's understand it simply, think a bootcamp of start-ups where they connect with e

Surge, The Y Combinator of India! So Surge is a seed-stage accelerator program launched in 2019 by Peak XV Partners (formerly Sequoia Capital India & SEA). It provides early-stage startups in India and Southeast Asia with funding, mentorship, and

Shiv Dixit was the most active contributor on Medial in March. 🔥 We’re launching creator program on Medial this week with great rewards. And this won’t be our biggest program yet. There’s another one coming soon. Stay tuned 🤘🏻🙏

Neha Dhupia Backed BlackCarrot Secures Seed Funding BlackCarrot, a D2C dinnerware brand, has raised an undisclosed amount in its seed funding round, led by We Founder Circle, with support from EvolveX accelerator and Suraj Nalin, co-founder of PlaySi

Indian startups funded by YC have fallen sharply over the years. Several reasons appear to be behind the drop - - Registration requirement in US, Canada, Singapore, or the Cayman Islands. - Increased access to capital via accelerator programs in I

🚀 YC Startup Spotlight – Mindy Mindy (YC S25) is transforming how companies train AI agents by creating realistic, high-quality conversational data. 💡 Why it matters? As AI chatbots grow, better data = smarter bots. Backed by Y Combinator, Mindy

Zepto is in a very tough situation nowadays. Their main business of instant grocery delivery is fast losing money, their biggest investor Y combinator just stopped growth stage fund YC Continuity. They have to see other investors or IPO but for ipo t

Pienza Ventures to offer accelerator initiative for SAAS-based Indian B2B startups Seattle-based early-stage venture fund Pienza Ventures is betting big on SAAS-based B2B Indian start-ups with an initial $5 million booty and a unique accel