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    Indian startups raise over $397 million in one week▼Between September 21 and September 26, 2026, as many as 19 Indian startups from diverse sectors raised over $397 million in funding from investors. These sectors include EV, Foodtech, Cleantech, Healthtech, Defencetech, Footwear, Fintech, AI, Cleantec✉newsBusinessStartups6 d ago

    According to the headline, 19 Indian startups raised a combined total of more than $397 million in funding between September 21 and September 26, 2026. The rounds spanned a wide range of sectors, including electric vehicles, foodtech, cleantech, healthtech, defencetech, footwear, fintech and artificial intelligence. No further details about the individual companies, investors or deal sizes are given, so the full picture of the week's fundraising activity remains limited.

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    21 Indian startups raise over $473 million in one week▼Between September 28 and October 03, 2026, as many as 21 Indian startups from diverse sectors raised over $473 million in funding from investors. These sectors include Beauty, Healthtech, Fintech, Proptech, Luxury, Pharma, AI, Consumertech, Martech, EV✉newsBusinessStartups41 min ago

    Between September 28 and October 3, 2026, 21 Indian startups raised a combined total of over $473 million from investors. The funding spanned a wide range of sectors, including beauty, healthtech, fintech, proptech, luxury, pharma, AI, consumertech, martech and electric vehicles, pointing to continued broad-based investor appetite for Indian ventures across both consumer-facing and technology-driven industries.

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    Healthtech Startup Kanurra Raises $6.5M to Cut Drug Costs▼Healthtech Startup Kanurra Raises $6.5M to Slash Drug Costs✉newsBusinessStartups4 d ago

    Healthtech startup Kanurra has raised $6.5 million in new funding, announcing plans to use the capital to reduce drug costs for patients. The funding round was picked up by major financial outlets including Yahoo Finance and Business Wire. The move comes as prescription drug affordability remains a pressing concern for patients and health systems, drawing attention to startups promising lower medication prices.