Unacademy enters unicorn club; India bans PUBG Mobile and 117 other Chinese apps

It has been a massive jump for Unacademy, which was earlier valued at $400 million in its last funding round in February.

Thursday September 03, 2020 , 2 min Read

It has been a massive jump for Unacademy, which was earlier valued at $400 million in its last funding round in February.

PUBG Mobile, owned by China's Tencent, has been banned by the government for security reasons along with 117 other Chinese apps.

Healthtech startup Practo, founded in 2007, started from a B2B platform and evolved into a larger B2C platform.

MoneyTap's Bala Parthasarathy on how user behaviour has changed amidst COVID-19, and why it is looking at global markets.

Monika Bhardwaj, first woman DCP of Delhi Crime Branch, talks what her historic appointment and being an IPS Officer means to her.

Premium bags brand Lovetobag concentrated on digital media to continue its business amidst COVID-19 and clocked sales worth Rs 20 lakh.

Breakthrough India helps people fight against gender bias and violence using music, multimedia, theatre, and pop culture.

Delhi-based beauty and skincare brand Kama Ayurveda is well-known for its use of natural ingredients and chemical-free products.

AnCrypto, world’s first ‘Chat & Pay’ crypto wallet goes viral with 150K wallet creations

Dubai-based VC firm Cypher Capital bids high on India’s emerging crypto space

Here’s how dYdX is giving crypto traders the security of a DEX with the speed of a CEX

The rise of the eco-warriors: Bioplastics and a sustainable future