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1. Zopto Founded by Adit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra, instant commerce platform Zepto has topped LinkedIn’s top startups list. The company is now in the advanced stage of raising $450 million in funding led by US pension fund CalPERS at a valuation of $7 billion.

2. Clarity Lucidity, a multi-cloud storage management platform, raised $21 million Series A funding in February this year. The Bengaluru-based startup was founded in 2021 by Nitin Bhadauria (left) and Vatsal Rastogi (right). (Image: Clarity)

3. Swish At the third position on the list is Swish, a Bengaluru-based startup that promises “fast” food delivery within 10 minutes that gives tough competition to established players like Swiggy and Zomato. A little over a year old, Swish raised $14 million in March 2025.

4. Weekdays Amit Singh (left), Anubhav Malik (center), and Chetan Dalal (right) are serial entrepreneurs on a quest to fix social media hiring for startups. Founded in 2020, Weekday is now backed by Y Combinator and has raised $2.2 million in a seed funding round led by Venture Highway. (Image: Workday)

5. Jar Jar is a micro-savings app that automatically invests the user’s spare change from daily online transactions into digital gold. The fintech startup turned profitable in September this year.

6. Concentrate Conwin provides AI-based solutions to help companies automate customer calls and interactions. Founded in March 2021, it raised $2.1 million in our seed round in April 2022. The startup now serves over 50 customers across industries such as ICICI Lombard, Paytm, Lodha Group, Asian Paints. (Image: Conwin)

7. Dandy Bhanzu started in 2017 as a numeracy development project of the Telangana government. It was eventually launched as an edtech unit, run as a private company by mathematics genius Neelkanth Bhanu since 2020. The edtech platform has also raised $16.5 million in Series B funding in India, the US and the UK. (Image: YouTube/@neelkanthbhanuprakash1)

8. Refine India Based in Bengaluru, Refine India claims to be Asia’s largest financial wellness platform. The platform works with employers to offer “pay on demand” to working professionals before payday. In June 2025, the fintech startup secured $4 million in debt funding from Stride Ventures. (Image: Refine India)

9. Emotorad Established in 2020, EMotorad designs and manufactures a wide range of electric bicycles. The Pune, Maharashtra-based startup has completed the first phase of its Gigafactory, Dynam, with a capacity to manufacture five lakh units per year. (Image: emotorad)

10. Atlas Founded in 2021 by Mohan Nahta, Atlys makes visa application processes hassle-free for travelers. In September 2024, the startup raised $20 million in a round led by Peak XV and Elevation Capital. (Image: Peak XV Partners)