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Panchkula's PyaraBaby Promotes Sustainable Parenting; Indian Startups Thrive

PyaraBaby is revolutionizing parenting with affordable, sustainable choices. Meanwhile, India's startups are soaring, from space sustainability to gaming innovation.

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Panchkula's PyaraBaby Promotes Sustainable Parenting; Indian Startups Thrive

Panchkula-based startup PyaraBaby is promoting sustainability and affordability in parenting by enabling the buying and selling of pre-loved and new baby products. Meanwhile, India's startup ecosystem continues to thrive, with innovative companies like OrbitAID Aerospace and PlaySuper making waves in their respective sectors.

PyaraBaby, launched in Panchkula, is helping parents save money and reduce waste by facilitating the trade of baby items. The platform allows users to buy and sell new and pre-loved products, promoting a circular economy.

In other news, a ZET study revealed that half of Indians have never checked their credit score, leading to potential financial pitfalls. This highlights the need for increased financial literacy in the country.

The dynamic Indian startup ecosystem is driving the nation towards becoming the world's most active hub. Companies like OrbitAID Aerospace are at the forefront of this growth. OrbitAID opened a 6,500 sq. ft. R&D facility in Bengaluru, focusing on on-orbit servicing and refuelling of satellites. This move aims to establish India as a global leader in space sustainability.

Gaming commerce startup PlaySuper raised $1 million in seed funding. The company plans to integrate real-world branded rewards into games without disrupting user experience. This innovative approach is attracting investors and generating buzz in the gaming industry.

Urban Company's IPO was a resounding success, debuting at a 57% premium and becoming India's most heavily subscribed share sale of the year. The home services platform saw its market cap soar to over ₹23,000 crore post-listing.

Groww, a Bengaluru-based fintech company, reported a profit of ₹378 crore in Q1, demonstrating profitability despite a 10% year-on-year revenue slip. The company's cost-cutting measures have helped it maintain a strong financial position.

DBS Bank India made history by becoming the first wholly-owned subsidiary in India authorized to collect GST payments. This milestone reflects the country's ongoing efforts to digitize its tax collection system.

PyaraBaby is making a difference in parenting by promoting sustainability and affordability. Meanwhile, India's startup ecosystem continues to flourish, with innovative companies like OrbitAID Aerospace and PlaySuper pushing boundaries in their respective fields. The success of Urban Company's IPO and Groww's profitability demonstrate the strength of the Indian startup scene. DBS Bank India's achievement in GST collection further underscores the country's progress in digital financial services.

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