Google has announced 20 AI startups for the 2025 cohort of its “Google for Startups Accelerator: AI First” program.
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Here is the list of the top 15 venture capital firms in India (2025), along with their founders, focus areas, and success stories.
Gameskraft has laid off around 120 employees across operations, technology, marketing, finance, and customer support as part of a restructuring exercise.
Raptee.HV will use the funds to advance its proprietary high-voltage EV technology platform, enabling faster charging, improved efficiency, and better compatibility
LUZO app, founded by Maan, Nikhil, and Anurav Dave in 2021 is a beauty-tech platform that connects customers with premium salons, spas, and dermatology clinics.
Scalekit will use the funds to accelerate development of Scalekit’s authentication stack for AI agents and drive adoption among SaaS and AI-first teams.
PlaySuper will use the funds to strengthen product development, scale brand partnerships, and expand operations across India and Southeast Asia.
The funds will be used to expand Lucira’s offline presence, scale its design studio, and strengthen leadership and marketing efforts.
Supply6 will use the funds to expand it’s product pipeline, invest in clinical research, launch new formats, and scale into GCC and English-speaking markets.
BeyondSquare will use the funds to advance automation, deepen compliance intelligence, and enhance the scalability of FinAlyzer, its flagship financial consolidation and reporting platform.
Pelocal will use the funds to enhance product development, expand enterprise use cases, and strengthen go-to-market strategies.
Amaani will use the funds to scale AÏZA, Amaani’s debut Arab beauty brand, while laying the foundation for a broader portfolio of culturally inspired global beauty labels.