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Zostel has withdrawn its fresh plea against OYO, with a division bench set to hear the appeal on August 12.
Aukera has raised Rs 90 crore in fresh funding led by Alteria Capital.
PhonePe raises revenue through UPI transactions, offering loans, and providing services to merchants.
Ex-Livspace executives Saurabh Jain and Lalit Mittal are in discussions to raise $15 million for their new startup.
thumpN secures $3.75 million in a pre-seed funding round.
Ctruh has raised $3 million in funding to advance its spatial internet platform, with participation from investors including XYZ Ventures.
Raise Financial is rebranding its insurance arm GIBL as Pluto Insurance.
Lab-grown diamond brand Aukera has raised ₹90 crore in debt funding to expand its store network.
A Fynd report suggests that retailers who prepare in advance for the festive season are likely to see increased benefits.
Pernia’s Pop Up Shop has raised ₹162 crore in debt financing after receiving SEBI approval for its IPO.
Indifi is set to raise over $8 million in a funding round led by ICICI Venture.
The Delhi High Court has disposed of Zostel's new application in its ongoing legal dispute with OYO.
Maharashtra proposes a temporary bike taxi framework requiring aggregators to pay a ₹5 daily fee.
The government is reviewing WhatsApp's response to a notice regarding its 'username' feature.
BiofuelCircle has raised Rs 35 crore in new funding.
India is positioning itself as a strategic leader in hosting Global Capability Centers (GCCs), according to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
Saahas Zero Waste has secured funding to further its mission of transforming waste into a resource, though the specific amount and investors were not disclosed.
CarDekho is preparing for an IPO to expand its automotive platform in India.
Enviu's Devansh Peshin discusses initiatives to create markets and jobs by repurposing India's textile waste, though no specific funding details are mentioned.
Nandan Nilekani's Fundamentum Partnership has launched Fund III, targeting $250 million to invest in growth-stage startups.