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QED Investors Earmarks Up to $300 Mn for India, Expands to Series C Bets

US-based fintech specialist QED Investors will deploy $250-$300 million in India and wider Asia-Pacific over the next five years, drawing on the $925 million it raised across two funds last year. Having already channelled $220 million into India since 2020, the firm now plans to write bigger Series B and C cheques alongside its seed-to-Series A strategy, betting that India’s large market and resilient economy can absorb fresh capital even as global conditions stay uncertain.

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Anurag Trivedi
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A91 Partners Raises $665 Million for Third India-Focused Fund

Mumbai-based venture capital firm A91 Partners has closed its third India-focused fund at $665 million. The firm, known for backing growth-stage companies across sectors, plans to invest in Indian startups with ticket sizes ranging from $20 to $50 million. Investors include the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and other global limited partners.

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Anurag Trivedi
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BharatYEF.com Launches as India’s Most Inclusive Startup Platform

Born in India, not Silicon Valley, BharatYEF.com is the world’s most intuitive and inclusive startup platform. Built for every Indian—not just the top 1%—it transforms raw ideas into funded ventures through mentorship, gamified validation, and citizen-driven capital. Backed by a ₹100 Cr vision, it’s not just a platform—it’s a movement.

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Anurag Trivedi
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Harshavardhan Chauhaan Launches $10 Million Young Entrepreneurs

Marketing strategist Harshavardhan Chauhaan has launched the $10 million Young Entrepreneurs Fund (YEF) to back early-stage, pre-revenue startups in AI, clean energy, and rural innovation. Funded by proceeds from his upcoming book, YEF will provide capital and mentorship to founders building transformative, impact-driven ventures in India and beyond.

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Anurag Trivedi
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AJVC Launches ₹100 Crore Fund to Empower Early-Stage Indian Startups

AJVC, led by founder Aviral Bhatnagar, has launched a ₹100 crore fund to support early-stage Indian startups, focusing on sectors like AI, SaaS, and consumer technology. With plans to invest in 12-15 pre-seed startups annually, AJVC aims to address the funding gap and foster innovation in the country's startup ecosystem.

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Recur Club Launches ₹150 Crore Fund to Boost D2C Brands in Quick Commerce

Recur Club has launched a ₹150 crore fund to support D2C brands in the booming quick commerce sector. The fund aims to provide fast working capital to help brands scale inventory and marketing. Founded by Eklavya Gupta and Abhinav Sherwal, Recur Club has disbursed over ₹500 crores to businesses.

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Yoho Footwear Raises ₹20 Crore in Pre-Series B Funding

Delhi-based D2C footwear startup Yoho has raised Rs 27 crore ($3.21 million) in its Pre-Series B funding round, led by Gulf Islamic Investments (GII). Founded by Ahmad Hushsham and Prateek Singhal, Yoho focuses on orthopedic, comfort-centric footwear designed to address common foot issues while blending style and performance. With this fresh capital infusion, the startup plans to enhance product innovation, scale its marketing efforts, and expand its offline retail presence in India’s growing $13.5 billion footwear market. The company previously raised Rs 20 crore in 2022 from high-profile investors like Rajeev Misra and Vijay Shekhar Sharma​.

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Anurag Trivedi
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