2015 started with a bang for the Hyderabad Startup Ecosystem. Hyderabad based eKincare and Violet Street raised huge growth funds and it was exciting to see 5 out of the 10 startups that pitched at the Startup Heroes event by TIE Hyderabad get funded. At the Tie Start-UP Heroes, The
Hyderabad-based Healthcare Start-Up Aayuv Technologies Pvt Ltd, the company behind eKincare, an online platform that enables users to monitor their critical medical information and view it anywhere anytime, has secured Rs.2CR funding from city-based tech incubator-cum-seed fund Bitchemy Ventures and Adroitent Pvt Ltd, a pioneer in healthcare IT. The round of funding will be
Hyderabad based online fashion social network Start-Up, VioletStreet.com has raised INR 2 Crore in an angel round led by Venkat Vallabhaneni and Srinivasa Rao Paturi. The company will utilize the funds to scale its technology, grow its team and increase its reach in the Indian market. Post funding Venkat Vallabhaneni, former Senior
Srikanth Nagandla, co-founder & CTO of Arktan, who has his roots in the city of Nawabs, had an early start to the festive season. On 16th December 2014, his five-year-old startup Arktan based out of Redwood City, California was acquired by Janrain, a Portland, Oregon based firm considered the leading provider of
The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE) has announced Startup Heroes challenge, inviting start-ups in technology and non-technology spaces with a bankable business model. Besides getting funding, these start-ups will get quality mentorship from experts from the relevant domain. We are targeting early stage start-ups in any product segment. The only criterion
How many times a day do you face a situation where cellular networks disconnects and “Can you hear me” situation arises? Mr. Ramu struck an eureka moment out of this very situation and came up with TalkJockey Mobile app. The application is simple, crisp and straight in its approach agglomerating GSM