Anuj Suvarna
Writer at The Arc
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1 week ago |
the-captable.com | Anuj Suvarna
Key Takeaways A whistleblower complaint in December 2023 uncovered widespread financial fraud at Medikabazaar FY23 statements have since been restated to correct inflated revenues, unverified inventory, and false transactions PwC resigned as auditor after flagging unverifiable inventory and assets, and filing a fraud report with the MCA Series C investors have triggered a Rs 279 crore indemnity claim, alleging fundraising misstatements New leadership is attempting a turnaround amid forensic...
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2 weeks ago |
the-captable.com | Nikhil Patwardhan |Anuj Suvarna
Key Takeaways India's VC firms are grappling with a new Sebi-mandated exam that has disrupted the industry, pushing seasoned fund managers back into academic mode The exam has been criticised for its theory-heavy, hedge-fund-centric syllabus, seen as misaligned with the practical realities of fund management As firms rush to comply before the May 9 deadline, VCs are promoting compliance professionals; some are even considering shifting fund domiciles offshore Though Sebi has shown openness to...
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2 weeks ago |
yourstory.com | Anuj Suvarna
Venture capital firm Ortella Global Capital (OG Capital) has appointed Apurva Beniwal as vice president of investments and strategy. Beniwal joins OG Capital with experience across investing, entrepreneurship, and operations. She previously served as a junior partner at a gender-focused fund, where she was involved in investments in 14 startups, including Clovia (acquired by Reliance), and Hair Originals.
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1 month ago |
yourstory.com | Anuj Suvarna
Despite progress in healthcare, women in India continue to face systemic barriers in maternal care, fertility treatments, and reproductive health awareness. At SheSparks 2025, leading voices in healthcare and wellness came together to highlight these pressing issues and discuss innovative solutions.
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1 month ago |
yourstory.com | Anuj Suvarna
Indus Appstore, owned by PhonePe, on Thursday entered into a multi-year alliance with Chinese electronics firm Xiaomi India to enhance app accessibility and discovery for Indian consumers. As part of the partnership, Indus Appstore will be integrated into all new Xiaomi smartphones in India, replacing the existing GetApps platform. The collaboration aligns with the companies’ commitment to fostering a localised digital ecosystem, enabling Indian users to access mobile applications.
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