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In a significant move that underscores the growing confidence in India’s grassroots economic potential, CredRight, a non-banking financial company (NBFC) dedicated to serving small business owners, has successfully raised $10 million in a recent funding round. This substantial capital infusion is poised to accelerate the company’s mission of bridging the critical credit gap for micro-enterprises in India’s Tier 2, Tier 3, and beyond.

In the vast digital ecosystem, where our entertainment and information are increasingly gatekept by subscriptions, ads, and opaque algorithms, a few beloved applications stand as beacons of pure utility. Among them, VLC Media Player shines the brightest. It’s the Swiss Army knife of video players, the digital hero that can open anything from a dusty old .AVI file to a cutting-edge 4K stream. It’s on nearly every desktop and in millions of pockets. And perhaps its most miraculous feature is one that isn’t technical at all: it is completely free, open-source, and has never shown a single advertisement.

The Indian startup ecosystem is on the cusp of a new, transformative phase. While funding is crucial, the journey from a groundbreaking idea to a scalable, successful business requires more than just capital. It demands a holistic support system—a breeding ground for innovation where infrastructure, mentorship, and community converge.