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Google To Invest In Women-Led Start-Ups Through India Fund
"Moving forward, as part of our IDF investments, we will be targeting support for early-stage companies with a particular focus on women-led startups," Sanjay Gupta, Country Manager & VP, Google India said at Google for India event.
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Scooty To College-Going Women, Start-Up Fund In BJP's Manipur Manifesto
Two wheelers to meritorious women college students, monthly pension of senior citizens to be hiked to Rs 1,000, a 100-crore fund for startups are some of the promises made by th BJP as it released its manifesto for Manipur today.
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Top NRI Businessmen In Gulf Praise Union Budget 2019
Several leading Non-Resident Indians and businessmen in the Gulf region on Friday welcomed India's Union Budget for 2019-20 and listed rural electrification, agricultural, support to start-ups, women entrepreneurship and reduction of corporate tax as the major takeaways.
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Doctors Prescribe Yoga As A Treatment For Their Patients
A new age yoga start-up in the national capital region is offering clinical yoga therapy for curing chronic disorders in women caused by hormonal imbalance which contribute to infertility.
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Why New Maternity Bill Has Women In India's Start-Up Ecosystem Worried
Cash and productivity concerns could impact hiring, especially when funds are tight and most entrepreneurs favour running a tight ship.
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An IIT Grad, A Viral Video Start-Up, Sex Harassment Allegations: 10 Facts
At least 5 women have accused The Viral Fever founder Arunabh Kumar of sexual harassment; some say the 34-year-old molested them. However, no police complaint has been filed so far against the IIT graduate, who founded The Viral Fever or TVF in 2011; the company runs a YouTube Channel, produces popular web series Permanent Roommates, Pitchers and a...
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Google's Rajan Anandan Invests In Women Health Tracker Startup
Previously called LoveCycles, Maya had raised seed funding of Rs 5 crore from Prime Venture Partners earlier this year.
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2 Indian Women Entrepreneurs Selected For Start Tel Aviv
Two women start-up founders have won a national competition to represent India at the Start Tel Aviv 2016 to be held in Israel from September 25-29 this year, the Israeli embassy in Gurgaon said on Friday.
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PM Modi To Launch Start-Up Scheme For Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, now on a visit to Saudi Arabia, will on Tuesday launch a scheme to promote entrepreneurship among the Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes and women with loans in the range of Rs.10 lakh to Rs.100 lakh, official sources said.
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Women Entrepreneurs Feel Social Media Is Their Best Friend
Women entrepreneurs who are often sidelined as the fairer sex in business, feel social media is the best friend to take their projects ahead and seek funding.
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Blog: Start-Up India, Where Are The Women?
The start-up space is said to be young, buzzing, full of new ideas and a burning desire to find a problem and fix it - so how come nobody spots the elephant in the room?
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For India's Largest Lingerie E-Tailer, Privacy Pays
The start-up is one of several e-tailers cashing in on the awkwardness many middle-class women feel buying underwear in public in this deeply conservative society.
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Google To Invest In Women-Led Start-Ups Through India Fund
"Moving forward, as part of our IDF investments, we will be targeting support for early-stage companies with a particular focus on women-led startups," Sanjay Gupta, Country Manager & VP, Google India said at Google for India event.
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Scooty To College-Going Women, Start-Up Fund In BJP's Manipur Manifesto
Two wheelers to meritorious women college students, monthly pension of senior citizens to be hiked to Rs 1,000, a 100-crore fund for startups are some of the promises made by th BJP as it released its manifesto for Manipur today.
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Top NRI Businessmen In Gulf Praise Union Budget 2019
Several leading Non-Resident Indians and businessmen in the Gulf region on Friday welcomed India's Union Budget for 2019-20 and listed rural electrification, agricultural, support to start-ups, women entrepreneurship and reduction of corporate tax as the major takeaways.
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Doctors Prescribe Yoga As A Treatment For Their Patients
A new age yoga start-up in the national capital region is offering clinical yoga therapy for curing chronic disorders in women caused by hormonal imbalance which contribute to infertility.
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Why New Maternity Bill Has Women In India's Start-Up Ecosystem Worried
Cash and productivity concerns could impact hiring, especially when funds are tight and most entrepreneurs favour running a tight ship.
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An IIT Grad, A Viral Video Start-Up, Sex Harassment Allegations: 10 Facts
At least 5 women have accused The Viral Fever founder Arunabh Kumar of sexual harassment; some say the 34-year-old molested them. However, no police complaint has been filed so far against the IIT graduate, who founded The Viral Fever or TVF in 2011; the company runs a YouTube Channel, produces popular web series Permanent Roommates, Pitchers and a...
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Google's Rajan Anandan Invests In Women Health Tracker Startup
Previously called LoveCycles, Maya had raised seed funding of Rs 5 crore from Prime Venture Partners earlier this year.
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2 Indian Women Entrepreneurs Selected For Start Tel Aviv
Two women start-up founders have won a national competition to represent India at the Start Tel Aviv 2016 to be held in Israel from September 25-29 this year, the Israeli embassy in Gurgaon said on Friday.
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PM Modi To Launch Start-Up Scheme For Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, now on a visit to Saudi Arabia, will on Tuesday launch a scheme to promote entrepreneurship among the Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes and women with loans in the range of Rs.10 lakh to Rs.100 lakh, official sources said.
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Women Entrepreneurs Feel Social Media Is Their Best Friend
Women entrepreneurs who are often sidelined as the fairer sex in business, feel social media is the best friend to take their projects ahead and seek funding.
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Blog: Start-Up India, Where Are The Women?
The start-up space is said to be young, buzzing, full of new ideas and a burning desire to find a problem and fix it - so how come nobody spots the elephant in the room?
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For India's Largest Lingerie E-Tailer, Privacy Pays
The start-up is one of several e-tailers cashing in on the awkwardness many middle-class women feel buying underwear in public in this deeply conservative society.
