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Forget physical stores! The Indian home decor market is undergoing a digital revolution with D2C brands offering high-quality, design-centric products directly to consumers. Discover how these brands are using social media, mobile apps, and strategic product expansion to win the hearts (and homes) of Indian customers.

Home Decor Goes Digital: D2C Brands Revolutionize The Indian Market

The home décor sector in India is undergoing a digital transformation, marked by a notable increase in demand for direct-to-consumer (D2C) models. In the past,

Indian Startups Raise $170M in Funding from June 24-29, 2024

Indian Startups Raise Over $170 Million in Funding from June 24 to June 29, 2024

Between June 24 and June 29, 2024, 20 startups from a variety of industries raised over $170 million in funding, capping an incredible week for

Cautio, a video telematics startup aiming to improve road safety in India, secures Rs 6.5 crore in pre-seed funding. Their AI-powered dashcams and solutions target commercial vehicles and address the critical issue of road safety in India.

Cautio Secures Rs 6.5 Crore In Pre-Seed Funding To Enhance Road Safety With Video Telematics

In a pre-seed financing round, Cautio, a trailblazing visual telematics business, raised Rs 6.5 crore. Their goal of enhancing road safety in India via cutting-edge

Investors Ramp Up Early Forensic Audits to Protect Startup Investments

Forensic Auditors at Startup Doors as Investors Seek Early Fixes

As a result of the recent wave of well-publicized startup collapses, private investors are calling in forensic auditors earlier on in the investing procedure. By

More Startups on Profit Track as Investors Tighten the Screw

A notable transition towards profitability is occurring within the startup ecosystem due to the reduction of venture capital and private equity investments. Due to the

Is Karnataka losing its manufacturing crown? Once a leader, the state is seeing new-age manufacturers choose neighboring states like Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra. Find out why and what Karnataka can do to win them back.

Karnataka Sputters In Manufacturing Race As Neighboring States Take Lead

Political and business officials claim that Karnataka, which was previously a leader in drawing industrial units, is losing ground to nearby states like Tamil Nadu

Pivot Robots Secures Funding from NuVentures to Revolutionize Industrial Automation

YC-backed AI Startup Pivot Robots Raises Funding from NuVentures

NuVentures, an early-stage investor, has successfully provided capital to Pivot Robots, an AI-driven automation firm. The funding support demonstrates NuVentures’ continued dedication to funding AI-first

Indian startups faced a funding crunch in 2024, but June saw a hopeful uptick. Explore Inc42's "30 Startups To Watch" list featuring innovative ventures driving India's entrepreneurial scene. Learn more and follow Inc42 for the latest startup news!

Indian Startup Funding Sees Uptick In June 2024

For Indian startups, the first half of 2024 has been particularly difficult. The “capital-starved” ecosystem, as Inc42 describes it, has faced a funding crunch. Still,

HDFC Capital backs proptech startup TruBoard for global expansion. This investment fuels TruBoard's international ambitions in residential, commercial real estate, warehouses & data centers.

HDFC Capital Backs Proptech Startup TruBoard For Global Expansion

In a move that signals growing confidence in the Indian proptech sector, HDFC Capital, the real estate private equity arm of HDFC Group, has acquired

Indian banks are struggling with tighter cash conditions, forcing them to borrow more from debt markets. This shift leads to higher borrowing costs, ending an era of easy liquidity. While the HDFC-HDFC Bank merger inflated borrowing figures, the core issue is a cash crunch.

Banks Feeling The Squeeze: Tighter Cash Conditions Lead To Increased Borrowing

Indian banks are facing a new reality: tighter liquidity. This situation is forcing them to rely more heavily on debt markets to raise funds, resulting