India

A slew of Indian apps such as Mitron TV, Chingari, Roposo, and others have seen a surge in app downloads.

Investors believe Indian startups need money, the color of which doesn’t matter much.

Bounce raised USD 105 million in its Series D funding round led by existing investors, American venture capital firm Accel and B Capital.

AngelList’s Utsav Somani launched a micro-VC fund iSeed to invest in 30 early-stage startups with an average check size of USD 150,000 over the period of two years.

Every tutor, the co-founders believe, should be thought of as an entrepreneur in their own right.

While the novel coronavirus has slowed down existing businesses, a slew of early-stage companies are realizing their products might just be apt for this new post-COVID-19 world.

In January, Tiger Global raised a new fund of USD 3.8 billion which is meant to back startups in the US, China, and India.

Mid and late-stage companies might feel the worst blow of this global healthcare crisis.