They also claimed that Singh planned the heist of 30kg gold from a gold loan ... Bengal CID had found that Subodh used to call his aides and demand money from businessmen from Beur Jail.

She might be a shark on Shark Tank India S4 but there is no denying Vineeta Singh is fashion-forward. The co-founder and CEO of Sugar Cosmetics is an alumni of IIT-Madras and IIM-Bangalore.

He said the price would be ₹3,000. Vineeta Singh, the co-founder of Sugar Cosmetics, said, “I’d predict a cheaper price because I want to win.” Her guess was ₹1,800. After that ...

Sugar Cosmetics' Vineeta Singh was annoyed with a Gurugram-based startup founder who wore ₹10 lakh shoes on the business reality show Shark Tank India and called his ask “outrageous”.

After several offers from the sharks, they seal a deal for Rs 4 crores at 22.22% equity. Vineeta and Kunal reveal they were also in the same batch and even Aman studied in the same school.

Women Like U stood out with its promise: a tech-backed approach where customers could identify their body type through simple ...

SUGAR Cosmetics co-founder and CEO Vineeta Singh is in the news for calling out ... 17 crore revenue in this year but is still burning money. She also said that she has not raised any capital ...

In a recent Shark Tank India season 4 episode, Vineeta Singh, the CEO and co-founder of Sugar Cosmetics, made headlines when ...

This left only Vineeta Singh and Anupam Mittal still willing to negotiate. The two sharks teamed up and made a counteroffer, doubling the founders’ original ask to Rs 1.6 crore for 5 per cent ...

The brand's founders Piyush Suri and Neetica Pande said that 'sharks' Vineeta Singh and Anupam Mittal tried ... A brand like this takes a lot of money and effort to be built, it cannot be ...

The founders pitched Rs 60 lakhs for a 1% equity stake, and after an intense round of negotiations, they struck a deal with Aman Gupta and Vineeta Singh for Rs 96 lakhs in exchange for 4% equity.

Despite their thorough presentation, the Sharks remained skeptical. Vineeta Singh voiced her concerns about the valuation, labeling it "wahiyat" (nonsense). She questioned the need for investment ...