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NB Ventures, Go-Ventures, Lets Venture, Grip Invest and Anicut Capital joined the round.

Get latest articles and stories on Latest News at LatestLY. Ahmedabad-based cloud kitchen startup Bigspoon on Tuesday said it has raised Rs 100 crore in a funding round led by IAN and NB Ventures. Latest News | Bigspoon Raises Rs 100 Cr from IAN, NB Ventures, Others.

Mumbai, Aug 9: Ahmedabad-based cloud kitchen startup Bigspoon on Tuesday said it has raised Rs 100 crore in a funding round led by IAN and NB Ventures. Go-Ventures, Lets Venture, Grip Invest and Anicut Capital also participated in the funding round. Bollywood actor Mouni Roy has also invested in this round, the startup said in a statement. Creedcap Asia advised Bigspoon on the funding round. The company is planning to utilise the fund to expand to more than 250 kitchens […]

MentorKart is a technology-based mentoring platform which provides mentorship at any level for students and employees and is completely online. It is funded by well-known angel investors like Startup Buddy, Lets Venture, and HNI’s like Vijay Sethi, Ashish Vidyarthi, and many more.  The Mentors come from organizations like FAANG (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Google),

Uniindia: Mumbai, Jun 10 (UNI) Exprto, Indias largest experience-sharing and mentorship network for students, has raised Rs 5 crores in a seed round led by GSF and Angel List USA; it also had Agility Ventures, Lets Venture, and Supermorpheus participating in it.

Visual-based assessment platform PMaps secures Rs 5 cr Series A round led by IAN, Lets Venture

Corporate funding in energy storage up significantly with $12.9 bn in Q1 2022

‘Shark Tank India’ judge Anupam Mittal regrets investing in few deals - Sawaai.com was started by Anupam Mittal in the year 1997. However, the name was later changed to Shaadi.com in the year 1999.

Amid the heated debate on how Big Tech is pocketing most of the earnings by creators on their platforms, homegrown creator-tech startup called HYPD is helping creators turn creator-preneurs and launch their own business in under 30 seconds.A ...

Seeders, a syndicate, plans to invest Inr 2 Cr in startups enabling non-savvy traditional investors to co-invest in smaller cheque sizes.