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Deep Tech Bytes is a global platform in the form of a digital magazine to educate the people about the recent trends and leading technologies.

Delhi Fashion Club (DFC), a Government of India appreciated association has successfully launched its Goa and Bengaluru chapters.

Delhi, India-based Dangal Games, online gaming platform, has entered into a strategic alliance with the legendary Sanjay Manjrekar.

According to RedSeer Consulting, Shortform Content has grown 1.37x in terms of the monthly active user (MAU) and 1.1x in daily active users from June 2020.

Bollywood actress and entrepreneur Alia Bhatt, last week invested an undisclosed amount in Phool.co, a D2C startup that focuses on flower-cycling technologies.

Edtech startup Vedantu has reportedly raised a $100 million Series E funding round on Wednesday from a clutch of investors, becoming a unicorn.

Bengaluru-based VRO Hospitality, on Monday raised $3 million in a mix of equity and debt funding in Series A funding led by CreedCap Asia Advisors.

The Kerala based lender South Indian Bank, in association with OneCard, has launched the SIB – OneCard Credit Card.

Delhi, India-based Wherehouse.io has raised an undisclosed amount in a seed funding round led by Better Capital.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED), the specialized agency under the Department of Revenue; on Friday, issued a show-cause notice to WazirX.

Avkash Shah from Mumbai has really gone an extra mile with both his enthusiasm and creativity to seek an internship opportunity at Cred.

Ashish Lata Ramgobin, the great grand daughter of Mahatma Gandhi has been jailed for seven years in a six-million (INR 3.33 Cr) fraud and forgery case.