
Palmonas Appoints Supply Chain Veteran Ritu Raj as VP – Operations to Power Its 100-Store Expansion
The Shraddha Kapoor-backed demi-fine jewellery brand is building the operational infrastructure to match its ambition
Funding rounds, acquisitions, regulatory shifts, and major business developments from across the Indian startup and technology landscape.

The Shraddha Kapoor-backed demi-fine jewellery brand is building the operational infrastructure to match its ambition

The three-month-old celeb-founded label makes its first bespoke commission for a male figure — a signal of where Indian celebrity D2C brands are heading

The non-dilutive round will fuel international user acquisition for Hitwicket, the multiplayer cricket game that has already reached 18 million players across 109 countries.

The skincare brand deleted a dramatic exit announcement, set off two days of panic, and on Sunday revealed the whole thing was a setup for a sunscreen launch with Blinkit.

Reliance-backed beverage label posts Rs 4,700 crore FY26 sales as it sharpens challenge to cola majors across India.

The central bank cited depositor harm and management failures — ending a banking experiment that had been on life support since 2022.

The Unreal Engine 5-powered eCricket studio has now raised $19.5 million in total, with a cricketer-packed cap table and a 2026 launch on the horizon.

The Mumbai Indians and Gujarat Titans brand ambassador turns cap-table holder as Chupps taps celebrity credibility ahead of its pre-Series B close.

The casual gaming studio behind Cozy Finds and Zen Math Crossword plans to test 20-plus new prototypes over the next 18 months after nearly quadrupling its total funding.

With 15 campuses and 10,000 students already enrolled, AITS is aiming for a 10x expansion to 100 campuses over the next three years — using an asset-light model designed for Tier 2 and Tier 3 India.

The Enforcement Directorate has named the collapsed unicorn's co-founder as the alleged key beneficiary of a scheme to siphon Videocon funds — the latest blow in a mounting legal reckoning for a man who once personified British-Indian tech ambition.

Founded by former Unacademy COO Vivek Sinha, Emversity is opening an international demand channel for its talent pool — starting with Germany's worsening healthcare worker shortage.