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Latest articles from Pluggd.in. Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Practo secures INR 25 crores in Series A funding from Sequoia Capital Online service for scheduling appointment with doctors, Practo has secured $5mn from Sequoia Capital. Practo was started in 2009 and its primary product, Practo Ray has over 10 000 doctors across India using it for scheduling appointments. Read More Accel Partners to invest $5mn in Sachin Tendulkar's Universal Collectabillia The fund has committed $5mn in the startup, which is jointly owned by Anjana Reddy, who is part of the Deccan Chronicle family, and Sachin Tendulkar (owns 26% stake in the company). Read More Of Four friends, Badminton, Entrepreneurship and a Movie : Shuttlecock Boys We were thrown out from a park on very first day of the shoot by the police even when we had permission from them. For office locations; we sent more than 500 cold emails and then some 7-8 companies invited us for a meeting. Read More News Roundup: Mobile firms voice concern over new radiation norms The norms, which will come into effect from September 1, require operators to reduce the electromagnetic radiation emanating from every tower by one-tenth of existing permissible limits. Read More More to read: 40% of mobile internet users in India ditch newspapers for consuming content on smartphones [Report] Two-thirds of world leaders are on Twitter – but how connected are they really? TRAI directs telcos to not reduce broadband speed below 256Kbps (post FUP), Bring more transparency Guide: How to enjoy the Olympics 2012 online? Overview of Business licenses for companies in India [Whiteboard Friday] Apply for QPrize Apply for Qualcomm's QPrize 2012. Submission deadline: Aug 17, 2012 More here.

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