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Start-ups raised over $1 bn in April - Vimarsana News

Start-ups raised over $1 bn in April

Chennai: Indian start-ups raised more than $1 billion in April across 124 deals. The start-ups space saw heightened activity across mergers and acquisitions, layoffs and high-profile exits in the...

'Manmohan dismissed 11 state govts, Modi - zero': Ex-CEA K Subramanian to Raghuram Rajan on 'declining democracy' in India - Vimarsana News

'Manmohan dismissed 11 state govts, Modi - zero': Ex-CEA K Subramanian to Raghuram Rajan on 'declining democracy' in India

Krishnamurthy Subramanian, who served as the CEA from 2018 to 2019, was on a panel discussion with former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan at Northwestern's Kellogg Business School.

Indian companies aligned with US in reducing Chinese dominance of energy supply chain says US diplomat - Vimarsana News

Indian companies aligned with US in reducing Chinese dominance of energy supply chain says US diplomat

(This story has not been edited by THE WEEK and is auto-generated from a PTI

Source: theweek.in
Indian Startups Raised $732 Mn Across 107 Deals In January 2024 Amid Layoffs - Vimarsana News

Indian Startups Raised $732 Mn Across 107 Deals In January 2024 Amid Layoffs

This marked a significant decrease in total startup funding compared to the previous month, dropping from $1.7 billion in December 2023, reportedly. 

Source: india.com
Madras HC junks appeals by bunch of Indian start ups against Google's billing policy - Vimarsana News

Madras HC junks appeals by bunch of Indian start ups against Google's billing policy

The court has however protected these start ups for three weeks by asking Google not to de-list their mobile applications till then. These companies may now have to approach the Supreme Court, should they wish to appeal against this order.