Indian startups raised a total of $144 million in funding between March 31 and April 5, 2025.The funding momentum remained stable, with small deals contributing to a 32% increase in investment activity.Key funding rounds included Scapia raising $40 million, Pratilipi securing $20 million, and Tonbo Imaging raising $20.4 million.Fintech startups dominated the funding landscape, with significant investments in companies like Aerem, Sweet Karam Coffee, and Infinity Fincorp.Healthtech and ecommerce sectors also received funding, albeit at lower amounts compared to fintech.Startup funding highlights included active investors like Peak XV Partners, Y Combinator, and Antler.Seven startups at the seed stage collectively raised about $11 million during the week.In other developments, IPO-related news featured companies like Kissht, Navi Fintech, DevX, and IndiQube exploring public listings.Additional highlights included Flipkart infusing $379 million, Spinny reportedly raising $131 million, and SpaceBasic acquiring CAMPUS.Overall, the Indian startup ecosystem saw diverse funding activities with a focus on fintech, healthtech, and ecommerce sectors.