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The funding will be utilised by the startup for scaling up upcoming products for the homecare category, it said in a statement.

Enoki Hospitality, started by Porus Arora, is a blend of delivery kitchens and Quick Service Restaurants (QSRs) serving authentic Chinese, Japanese and Indian food and beverages.

Launched by Samrata Salwan Diwan, Delhi-based Family Fables Co is a bespoke publishing company that helps families document, preserve, archive, and share the life stories of earlier generations before they are lost forever.

Started in Delhi’s Sadar Bazaar in 1980, here’s how PP Jewellers stood the test of time to become one of the city's most prominent jewellery brands.

ASI Rakesh Kumar, has been deployed at the Lodhi Road Crematorium on April 13 and postponed his daughter's wedding to help

He said in the past 24 hours, Delhi has recorded around 8,500 cases as against over 28,000 cases on April 20 and that the positivity rate has come down to 12 percent as against 36 percent on April 22.

HCL said it is supporting the Delhi Government with 12,000 oxygen cylinders each with a capacity of 40 litres and 21 oxygen plants.

The NGO said it will also procure 6,000 face masks, 5,000 PPE kits and 300 beds and 200 patients care blankets and other critical care equipment to COVID-19 care hospitals in Delhi-NCR and Uttarakhand to begin with.

Delhi-based healthcare and fintech startup Unofin is enabling access to Covid beds and free COVID-related teleconsultation by leveraging its network of over 550 partner hospitals across Delhi-NCR, Jaipur, and Chandigarh.

Delhi-based seafood startup United Industries and its brand Aquastarharvests 45 tons of prawns and fish every month, and sells to the HORECA and B2B sectors

Cheferd Foods is currently serving 700 to 800 free meals per day in the South Delhi region to daily wagers and marginalised communities.

CovRelief, a non-profit app launched by IIT-Delhi alumni, provides verified leads on COVID-related resources, and offers live tracking of vacant beds and oxygen availability.

From wrestling mats, Gravolite diversified into making mats for India’s traditional sports, kabaddi and kho-kho, and recently started making yoga mats as well. The company has an annual turnover of Rs 15 crore.

The IVD test kit by J.Mitra and Co detects neutralising antibodies against the SARS-CoV-2, and has got the approval from Drugs Controller General of India.

Delhi-based BANC is a refer to profit platform for Indian SMBs to make contacts and grow their business by leveraging the power of networking.

Rapper Aditya Guglani's latest single, Ghissey Jootey is the outcome of self-isolation and personal loss during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rage Coffee will use the funding for marketing and distribution purposes as it eyes online and offline expansion, and to launch new products, scale up production, and hire senior leaders.

The acquisition solicits existing customer base of GoldUno along with the expertise of the founding team which will help in strengthening Ruptok's foothold.

Addressing the challenges faced by the e-rickshaw community, Battery Smart provides a retrofittable Li-ion battery-as-a-service solution that provides driver-partners with a ‘two-minute battery swapping facility’.

Innovation and pivots away from core businesses have helped Delhi-NCR startups and unicorns navigate the COVID-19 lockdown and emerge stronger a year later.

The funding will help the healthtech startup create treatment protocols for complicated autoimmune conditions by utilising advanced diagnostics and functional medicine treatment.

Founded by sisters Shivaani and Saanchi Jain, ecommerce marketplace Once Upon A Trunk offers homegrown designer wear at affordable prices.

Insurance aggregator GramCover provides affordable, customised, and well-rounded insurance products designed for agriculture and rural India. Founded in 2016, the agri insurance startup aims to become the centre of all risk and insurance in villages, ‘gai se gaadi tak’.

Kartik Sharma, Founder of KShark Apps startup, believes that the future is Indians using Made in India apps, and supporting #localforglobal movement.

Delhi High Court has constituted an expert committee to find solutions for providing treatment and therapy options to patients with rare diseases