Aditya Singh News

Pre-seed venture fund All in Capital, which has backed startups such as Giva, Newme, PierSight Space, and Seekho, has launched its second fund with the target of raising Rs 200 crore, along with a greenshoe option for another Rs 100 crore. The venture capital firm, founded by former Upgrad executive Kushal Bhagia with Aditya Singh, has already marked the first close of fund II at Rs 85 crore, securing investments from Indian tech founders, family offices, and a few institutional funds of funds across India and overseas. It plans to announce the final close by the end of this year. Through this fund, the Bengaluru-based firm plans to invest in 50 startups over the next three years, with an average cheque size of up to Rs 5 crore.

Ayodhya on January 22, even foreign countries have witnessed an increase in demand for replicas of the Ram Mandir models in Ayodhya. Aditya Singh, owner of the factory that is involved in the manufacturing of Ram Mandir models, said while speaking to ANI, «We have been doing this work for the past three years. Earlier, the orders used to come from within India; now they are coming from outside, as well as from multiple departments like the police, court, electricity department and CBI branch.

JettWings Airways, the newest entrant in the Indian Aviation sector from Northeast India, on Monday, signed an exclusive agreement with the Aviation Academy in Belgrade, Serbia for its Cadet Pilot Program ‘JettWings Serbia’ at the Serbian High Commission in New Delhi, said the company through its press release. The company said that the academy which will be co-branded as JettWings Serbia is expected to offer programs such as ATP (A) Integrated course and specialised training in areas such as instrument flying, multi-engine operations, and advanced aviation technologies. The new airline said in its statement that it hopes to create its own ecosystem of pilots to meet the long-term expansion plan of the airlines. The said pact was signed between Sanjay Aditya Singh, CEO and MD of JettWings Airways, Dr. Goran Cvijović, Rajat Ahuja, Director, VR Global Ltd., in the presence of His Excellency, Siniša Pavić, Ambassador of The Republic of Serbia in India. «We are excited to launch our Cadet Pilot Program in association with the Serbian Government, a testament to our unwavering dedication to aviation excellence,» said Sanjay Aditya Singh, CEO and MD of JettWings Airways. “We are thrilled to announce the 'JettWings Serbia — Cadet Pilot Program', an exclusive flight training pact signed between JettWings Airways, VR Global Ltd and Aviation Academy of Serbia.

Mumbai: Indian investors who jumped on to the cryptocurrency bandwagon in droves in 2021 are extending their losses in the continuing meltdown in digital currencies as the bears tighten their grip on the market. At 5 PM IST, on CoinMarketCap, the global crypto market cap stood at $1.45 trillion, a 3.56 % decrease over the last 24 hours. The world’s most dominant cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, dropped below $30,000 and touched a 52-week low on Monday. It was trading at $31,350 at 5 pm IST on Tuesday. Bitcoin has been dropping ever since it touched an all-time high of $68,789.63 in November. Similarly, altcoins popular with Indian investors declined sharply.

According to a tweet from Aditya Singh, Co-Founder of Crypto India, the major crypto trading platforms have registered a two-third in the trading volumes on their platforms. As announced in the union budget 2022, the Indian government is levying 30 per cent taxations on the gains arising from the trade of crypto assets. Many of the market players saw this move as an anti crypto stance.

The largest US-based crypto exchange Coinbase has stopped payment services through United Payments Interface (UPI) on its platform for Indian users just three days after its launch in the South Asian subcontinent.

crypto community has started an online protest against the 30 per cent tax on crypto currencies announced by FM Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday. Until late Thursday, the hashtag # reducecryptotax was trending on Twitter. The change.org petition was started by Aditya Singh, Co-founder of CryptooIndia, and then amplified by popular social media influencers like Sandeep Bahuguna, Pushpendra Singh, and Kashif Raza.

Many crypto investors, entrepreneurs, and traders cheered as India‘s Budget finally solved the mystery of how digital assets – such as crypto – would be taxed. However, it’s a mistake to assume that everyone is throwing confetti around. In fact, thousands are fuming.