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Swiggy launches budget food app Toing
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Swiggy launches budget food app Toing

Toing features snacks and mini meals priced under Rs 150, targeting college students and young professionals.
Grace Priscilla Teo · · 1 min read
GoTo shuts down Pune office in India, slashing 30 jobs

GoTo shuts down Pune office in India, slashing 30 jobs

The company said the move is part of a strategic reorganization of its consumer lending team.
Gabriel Budi Sutrisno · · 1 min read
Uber debuts UberHire in India so you can rent a driver all day

Uber debuts UberHire in India so you can rent a driver all day

You can ride in the same car for up to 12 hours. Uber has picked India for the global debut of UberHire.
Steven Millward · · 2 min read
Here seasoned founders make bulbs flash in the heads of newbies

Here seasoned founders make bulbs flash in the heads of newbies

What happened at an extraordinary closed-door bootcamp for startups in Pune.
Sumit Chakraberty · · 5 min read
Which is the hottest startup hub in India this year?

Which is the hottest startup hub in India this year?

Delhi-NCR had US$1080 million in funding from January to June, while Bangalore tipped the scales only slightly with US$1133 million.
Malavika Velayanikal · · 2 min read

New startup saves small business from drowning in invoices

SpiderG is going to take all your vendor management and expense tracking woes away.
Nivedita Bhattacharjee · · 4 min read

TinyOwl flies into Bangalore and Delhi, hoots to foodies

Location-based food ordering service TinyOwl, which raised $16 million two months ago, today flew from Mumbai into other Indian cities.
Malavika Velayanikal · · 1 min read

Ola-backer Sequoia now funds Zoomcar’s hyper-local self-drive car rental disruptor for India

Zoomcar was founded by Americans Greg Moran and David Back in Bangalore last year. Among its first backers was Lawrence H. Summers, former president of Harvard University.
Malavika Velayanikal · · 2 min read

5 bootstrapped tech startups that do India proud

What better day than this to celebrate India’s startup heroes, the trailblazers who make a strong case for bootstrapping. Here are the fantastic five from India
Malavika Velayanikal · · 4 min read

Corporate data is exploding. That’s good news for data protection startup Druva, which just raised US$25M

Business data is growing and getting harder to manage. This is an opportunity for Druva, which raised $25M from Sequoia Capital, Nexus Venture Partners, and Tenaya Capital.
Malavika Velayanikal · · 4 min read