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Time of India
4 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
All In Capital's TorQLabs to invest in supply chain and logistics startups
Synopsis All In Capital founders, Aditya Singh and Kushal Bhagia, have launched TorQLabs to invest up to Rs 5 crore in early-stage supply chain, logistics, and infrastructure startups. Alongside CJ Darcl Logistics' Nikhil Agarwal, the initiative offers funding, mentorship, and industry access, aiming to drive innovation in India's growing logistics and smart warehousing sectors.
Time of India
07-08-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Nursing education platform NPrep raises funding from All In Capital, IIMA Ventures
Academy Empower your mind, elevate your skills NPrep, an AI-driven nursing education startup, has raised an undisclosed amount in a pre-seed funding round led by All In Capital with participation from IIMA Ventures , American edtech company Chegg, and other family offices and in 2024 by Prince Kaushik, Utkarsh Paliwal, and Gourav Khurana, three doctors from AIIMS Jodhpur, and AI/ML expert Shrey Gupta, NPrep offers an AI-backed learning and placement platform to bridge gaps in nursing education. The platform delivers more than 1,300 hours of adaptive, personalised training, including simulated clinical scenarios and automated assessments designed to address individual strengths and this funding, NPrep plans to broaden its courses, enhance the AI learning engine, and deepen partnerships with healthcare institutions for placements. The company's expansion plan covers domestic growth in FY26 with sights on international placements by FY27."Just in the last six months, we have grown fourfold from 10,000 users to 40,000 users. And we have been developing these AI capabilities for both consumer-facing and internal company operations. The goal is to make a personalised environment for each and every nursing student so they are not dependent on anyone for their educational needs," founder and CEO Kaushik told generative AI-led instruction and support services such as mock interviews and resume reviews, the company seeks to improve clinical competency and employability for India's nurses. The platform is working on content in regional languages to increase its reach in tier-II and tier-III faces a critical shortage of qualified nursing professionals, a problem arising due to inconsistent training, outdated curricula, and poor access to advanced skill-building infrastructure, the company said. According to NPrep, the country needs over 15 million new, skilled nurses to match developed nations' healthcare standards."The NPrep team has a deep understanding of the problem, product, and authentic mission-driven approach. With their medical backgrounds and tech-first mindset, they're improving test prep and rebuilding trust," Aditya Singh, partner at All In Capital, said in a statement announcing the funding.
Entrepreneur
03-07-2025
- Business
- Entrepreneur
All In Capital Launches Elevator Pitch 2.0 to Back Tier II & III Startups With INR 5 Cr Fund
The program, open for applications until July 10, aims to select 15 promising startups for a live pitch event in partnership with Bingelabs, scheduled to take place in Bengaluru at the end of July. You're reading Entrepreneur India, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media. Early-stage venture capital firm All In Capital has officially launched Elevator Pitch 2.0, the second edition of India's live venture funding program designed to back high-potential early-stage startups, particularly from tier II and tier III cities. The program, open for applications until July 10, aims to select 15 promising startups for a live pitch event in partnership with Bingelabs, scheduled to take place in Bengaluru at the end of July. Winners will receive direct funding, strategic support, and mentorship, with All In Capital committing a INR 5 crore investment corpus to back selected ventures. "Elevator Pitch was created to provide early-stage founders with a credible platform to access funding, build visibility, and present their ventures directly to active investors," said Aditya Singh, Partner at All In Capital. "The program is intentionally focused on founders who are often overlooked due to geographic, academic, or network disadvantages. We believe true innovation is emerging from India's overlooked regions — and they deserve access to capital and backing." The initiative was first launched in Delhi, where it attracted 300+ applications and saw a diverse pool of entrepreneurs — including a 17-year-old dropout from Bihar and an AIIMS doctor from Jodhpur — pitch their ideas live on stage. The event highlighted the potential of founders who operate outside India's typical startup hotspots like Bengaluru and Mumbai. Elevator Pitch 2.0 retains its unique one-minute pitch format, offering founders a chance to be seen and heard by investors without needing warm introductions or elite networks. The program shortlists startups based on product clarity, founder strength, and early signs of market traction. Selected teams will also get professional assistance in creating pitch videos for evaluation. "The existing venture ecosystem favors those with connections and elite backgrounds. Elevator Pitch is a step toward leveling that playing field," Singh added. Startups applying to the program should be currently raising capital at valuations below INR 50 crore. In addition to All In Capital's backing, the initiative seeks to involve other investors to expand its impact across India's early-stage ecosystem. Founded in 2021 by Aditya Singh and Kushal Bhagia, All In Capital is known for its high-conviction, founder-first investing approach, having backed over 50 startups including Newme, Salty, and Piersight.
