Indian founders launch ₹250cr fund for low-income startups
A new ₹250 crore fund, TILT, has been set up by entrepreneurs including Deep Kalra and Vidit Aatrey. The initiative targets early-stage startups that serve low-income communities in India, aiming to provide capital and support.
Sources: newsbytesapp.com
“This signals a growing focus among Indian founders on bridging gaps in underserved markets, contrasting with the recent surge in B2B SaaS funding.”
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- Indian startup leaders launch ₹250cr fund for low income communities — newsbytesapp.com
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