VCs happy with returns as early backers offload 10% stake in Honasa Consumer: Varun Alagh
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VCs happy with returns as early backers offload 10% stake in Honasa Consumer: Varun Alagh

NASA Space Technology NASA Space Technology According to the bulk deal data available on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), Peak XV Partners sold a 3.81% stake in Honasa Consumer and Fireside Ventures offloaded a 2.03% stake in the company.By CNBCTV18September 16, 2024, 12:05:00 AM IST (Published)Varun Alagh, the founder of Honasa Consumer, told CNBC-TV18 in an exclusive chat that all their investors are very happy with the returns they have generated after shares worth ₹1,763 crore changed hands in the block deal on Thursday. “After you go public, it’s great because you have unlocked value for your investors,” added Alagh.Mamaearth’s early backers including Peak XV Partners, Fireside Ventures, Sofina and Stellaris Venture Partners have sold a 10% stake in the D2C company’s parent Honasa Consumer on September 12.“The most amazing thing in this block deal...
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Lost Dog Returns Home After Travelling 250Km Alone From Maharashtra to Belagavi, Locals Celebrate | Republic World
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Lost Dog Returns Home After Travelling 250Km Alone From Maharashtra to Belagavi, Locals Celebrate | Republic World

Top Stories Tamfitronics Published 16:39 IST, July 31st 2024 Lost Dog Returns Home After Travelling 250Km Alone From Maharashtra to Belagavi, Locals Celebrate Top Stories Tamfitronics Dog, fondly called Maharaj was lost in the crowd in the pilgrimage town of Pandharpur in Maharashtra. Dog travelled back 250 km alone to return to its home. India News 2 min read Reported by: Digital Desk Follow: Dog returns home in Belagavi after travelling for 250km alone | Image: X Listen to this article 2 min read Advertisement ...
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NASA Returns to Arctic Studying Summer Sea Ice Melt
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NASA Returns to Arctic Studying Summer Sea Ice Melt

NASA Space Technology What happens in the Arctic doesn’t stay in the Arctic, and a new NASA mission is helping improve data modeling and increasing our understanding of Earth’s rapidly changing climate. Changing ice, ocean, and atmospheric conditions in the northernmost part of Earth have a large impact on the entire planet. That’s because the Arctic region acts like Earth’s air conditioner.Much of the Sun’s energy is transported from tropical regions of our planet by winds and weather systems into the Arctic where it is then lost to space. This process helps cool the planet.The NASA-sponsored Arctic Radiation Cloud Aerosol Surface Interaction Experiment (ARCSIX) mission is flying three aircraft over the Arctic Ocean north of Greenland to study these processes. The aircraft are equipped with instruments to gather observations of surface sea ice, clouds, and...
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