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2016年3月14日,

2016年3月14日,ishita@dealstreetasia.com:移动钱包公司Paytm从ICICI银行有4500万美元的贷款,而金融服务公司CreditMantri盯上10 - 20百万美元资金。初创企业eSwasthya。在和快乐的食物的增加了数量不明的资金。此外,Flipkart公司电子商务主要对北阿坎德邦政府提起诉讼反对更高的税收征收e-buyers。Paytm借45美元从ICICI银行在线支付和商务平台Paytm采取了贷款约300卢比(4500万美元)从两个部分,ICICI银行按照《经济时报》的报告。“这是一个财政管理的营运资本。虽然有足够的资金,它是由我们的财务团队建议这些信贷额度等营运资金的安全FDs(定期存款),共同基金,等等,为了节省开支,“Paytm创始人Vijay Shekhar Sharma说。Creditmatri眼睛10-20m美元融资金融服务公司CreditMantri希望筹集1000万美元和2000万美元之间用于促销的下一阶段,团队建设和扩大,据《经济时报》。常驻公司已经从一个纯粹的贷款批准事项咨询角色更实际的功能,他们集成平台与银行和nbfc与较小的信用评分,帮助人们获得贷款。eSwasthya。in raises angel funding from Lothal Angel Ventures Online medicine delivery aggregator eSwasthya.in has raised angel funding of an undisclosed amount from Lothal Angel Ventures. Ahmedabad-based eSwasthya.in delivers healthcare products at the patient’s door step.“With rising demand for accessible healthcare, it’s worth investing in the healthcare startup segment.Healthcare segment is an evergreen segment when it comes to getting customers,“ said Manasvi Thapar, cofounder, Lothal Angel Ventures. Jolly Food Fellow raises pre-Series A funding Ahmedabad-based food technology mobile application, Jolly Food Fellow , has raised an undisclosed amount in pre-series A round of funding led by angel investor Janak Parikh, MD of Malibu Group , according a Inc42 report . The raised capital will be used for market expansion and development of analytics platform. The startup has developed a SaaS based marketing & branding platform for food retail vendors. Flipkart sues Uttarakhand government for taxing e-buyers Indian e-commerce major Flipkart has sued the state of Uttarakhand for its decision to impose a 10 per cent entry tax on goods purchased through ecommerce. Calling the levy “discriminatory”, the ecommerce giant has filed the writ through its in-house logistics arm EKart Logistics in the high court of Uttarakhand in Nainital, according to a report in The Economic Times. In February, the company had filed a petition arguing that while the standard rate of entry tax is 5 per cent, goods purchased through e-commerce companies have been subjected to entry tax rate of 10 per cent.