One Kings Lane is a flash sales website for accessories and home decorations. One Kings Lane has raised $40 million in a new round of funding led by Tiger Global Management. Institutional Venture Partners, Kleiner Perkins, and Greylock Partners has joined in this round of funding. One Kings Lane is now valued at about $440 million as the company raised $65 million in funding total.

Flipkart.com is known as the “Amazon.com of India.” The company is reportedly raising $150 million at a $1 billion valuation. If this is true, then Flipkart.com will be the first Internet startup in India to hit that milestone.

Australian brothers Gabby and Hezi Leibovich have raised $80 million on a $200 million valuation for their companies CatchOfTheDay and Scoopon. The $80 million was provided by a consortium of investors led by Tiger Global Management. The two founders will be using the funds to grow those two daily deals websites. The companies were not initially looking for funding, but they were recently courted by American venture capital companies over the last 9 months. [WSJ]

GetJar is an independent mobile software store that has raised $25 million in funding from Tiger Global Management and Accel Partners. GetJar has a major focus on pushing into the Android market. “GetJar plans to aggressively expand its offering to Android publishers in order to secure its position as the premier ‘open’ Android Market alternative,” stated GetJar. [Reuters]

Vostu is a Brazilian social gaming development company that is popular for their Orkut games. Vostu has raised $30 million in funding from Accel Partners and Tiger Global Management.

JustDial is a local search engine company based in India.  Sequoia Capital India has invested 40 crore (around $8 million) into the search engine company recently.  This round of funding gives Sequoia about 10% equity in the company.

As a result of the investment, Sequoia Capital India Managing Director Sandeep Singhal will be joining Just Dial’s board of directors.  The last time I wrote about Singhal was when there was potential conflict of interest in Minglebox’s round of funding by Sequoia.

Sequoia has about $1.8 billion in capital for investments in India.  The investment in Just Dial is from a $300 million venture capital fund.