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Start-ups have handed out nearly 10,000 of the dreaded pink slips so far this year. With investors tightening the funding tap, things are unlikely to turn around very soon
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The platform, founded in 2021, has been helping institutions across India and the globe to dub videos and has recently raised $800 thousand in seed funding
New Delhi [India], June 7 (ANI/BusinessWire India): Dubverse.ai, an AI-powered SaaS video content dubbing and creation platform has raised USD 800K in seed funding led by global funds including Kalaari Capital.
Only 15% Indian unicorns have at least one female founder. Even the funding raised by startups founded only by woman/women is also minuscule.
Founders and entrepreneurs from a host of backgrounds have come together to unveil the newly announced Bharat Founders Fund (BFF).