Bengaluru based startup

Due to budget constraints, Good Glamm Group sold ScoopWhoop for only Rs 18–20 crore, which was a small portion of its 2021 estimate. SchoopWhoop is now acquired by WLDD, a meme marketing agency.

A Bengaluru-based entrepreneur took to X to share his 6-year journey through failure, financial hardship, and health challenges. The CEO thanked Zerodha’s Nikhil Kamath’s WTFund for backing his startup’s turnaround.

A "human ad" with men walking on the street carrying billboards to promote a food delivery app has gone viral. Netizens disapproved it for perceived lack of dignity.

Byju’s, once valued at $22 billion, is now deemed worthless by HSBC. Other Indian startups also saw drastic valuation drops in HSBC's report.

The Bangalore based couple invested Rs 8 lakh to launch Swa Juicery in 2015 and Swa Artisanal Syrups in 2019. So far, the company has taken care of more than 10,000 orders and made Rs 4 crore revenue.