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Niraj Kumar is the Founder and CEO of Scoopearth, a dynamic digital media platform spotlighting startups, innovation, and emerging trends. With over 13 years of experience in digital marketing, content strategy, journalism, and startup mentoring, Niraj is a passionate entrepreneur dedicated to empowering young businesses and professionals. His visionary leadership continues to shape Scoopearth as a trusted hub for insightful stories and business inspiration.

Sign3 $1.5 million funding

Sign3 secured $1.5 million in a funding round led by Cedar Hill Capital

Atishay Limited ₹5.49 crore achievement

Atishay Limited announced a significant achievement of ₹5.49 crore in its operational journey from DCO Madhya Pradesh

Vetic ₹63 crore revenue

Vetic reported ₹63 crore revenue growth and ₹66 crore loss in FY25 

Revolut India workforce expansion

Revolut plans to base approximately 40% of its total global workforce in india by the end of 2026

Burma Burma ₹38 crore funding

At a ₹500 crore valuation, Burma Burma secured ₹38 crore in a private funding round

Finfinity $2.4 million funding

Finfinity secured $2.4 million in a seed funding round led by the Mankind Pharma Promoter’s Family Office

StayVista ₹180 crore revenue

StayVista turns profitable, reporting operational revenue of ₹180 crore in FY25 

Even Healthcare ₹30-40 crore investment

Even Healthcare Locks In Indiranagar for Second Hospital in Bengaluru, Plans ₹30-40 Crore Investment

CometChat $6.5 million funding

CometChat secured $6.5 million in a strategic funding round from existing investor Run Ventures

Betterhood ₹5 crore seed funding was led by Kairon Capital to help Betterhood build India’s first comprehensive preventive pain care ecosystem.

betterhood raises ₹5 crore seed funding led by Kairon Capital to build India’s first comprehensive  preventive pain care ecosystem 

Prateek Boob ₹25 crore investment

PhysicsWallah co-founder Prateek Boob is set to invest ₹25 crore in Newton School amid Series B extension

WheelsEye ₹243 crore revenue

WheelsEye reported a total operating revenue of ₹243 crore in FY25, while maintaining flat losses