Cure.fit

Health and fitness firm Cure.fit and two others to invest the funds in a deal likely to by September

A failed venture, a tryst at Flipkart and the blow of the pandemic all provided learnings to the IIT grad, who is now well on his way to make his enterprise a success story

Onyx is a US-based fitness company that is building the world's smartest digital training experience, for an undisclosed sum

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Sources also said that, these employees are asked to either resign with effect from May 1 or even by the end of May as an extra month would be added to their work experience if they want

The firm will deliver ready to cook meals, staples like pulses, atta, and spices, dairy products, and nutrition products

LinkedIn data shows that the 25 start-ups that featured on its list collectively created about 18,000 jobs in the past year

Eat.fit is a small-format quick service restaurant which targets a healthy, nutrition-conscious audience

Cure.fit, founded in Bengaluru about two years ago, operates three verticals Cult.fit, Eat.fit and Mind.fit

Proceeds will used to strengthen firm's tech platform, build national brand and scale geographical footprint of four flagship products -- Cult.fit, Eat.fit, Mind.fit and Care.fit

The company plans to launch a whole range of merchandise under its Cult.Fit platform by end of this year.

Cure.fit will invest around Rs 25 crore to expand its operations to Delhi-NCR