india funding roundup

India is on the brink of a surge in consumer consumption. Meet a bunch of startups hoping to ride it.

The worst seems to be over in India’s startup funding winter.

Today’s rising startups include a couple of unusual ones: an Ahmedabad-based startup with a multi-terrain e-bicycle and a company that takes up resorts and turns them green.

Who said investors were losing interest in Indian startups?

Three healthcare startups make the cut in this roundup.

A lingerie maker joins a startup connecting farmers with restaurants in Bangalore, for today’s roundup.

Real estate and food startups have blown hot and cold, but new players continue to attract interest. FastFox and Fingerlix are among them.

A SaaS product for businesses, a test-prep company, a micro-lender, a doctor-consulting app, and more caught the eye of investors in India.

A leading grocery site gets stronger, while a waste-workers’ collective scores impact investment.

India’s highest funded edtech startup Byju’s, self-checkout app for retail stores Perpule, and Indian mobile operating system Indus OS are the stars.