The Coronavirus pandemic that’s caused the world to come to a standstill, disrupted how the world works and lives from inside their homes for almost 2 months now had led to something extraordinary. It’s broken the walls around highly-guarded personal lives of the most powerful people in the corporate and tech worlds.
The bloodbath in the food delivery sector in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic is slowly becoming apparent. Days after Zomato had laid…
Reliance continues to rack up an array of impressive international investors for its Jio Platform. After Facbeook, Silver Lake Partners and Vista Equity…
Steve Jobs has been gone for almost a decade now, and the Google founders are infamously media shy, making only the odd appearances on special occasions. So this photo comes as a refreshing, feel-good, if nostalgic visual of what two of the greatest minds of the tech world look like together.
The one company that stands for all things Made-In-India and prides itself on being a custodian of Swadeshi versions of every consumer product has been quick on its feet. Patanjali Ayurveda, the FMCG giant established by Baba Ramdev has announced the launch of an ecommerce platform called “OrderMe” and that it will go live within the next 15 days. The platform will sell, other than Patanjali’s own products, made-in-India and Swadeshi products made by others. Other than products, the platform will also offer 24/7 consultations with its inhouse doctors and Ayurvedic experts.
Lendingkart is letting go half of its workforce of around 500 employees with immediate effect. While the company is yet to make an official statement, a few employees exclusively spoke to OfficeChai and apprised us of the goings-on.
The coronavirus layoffs in India have moved from the hospitality sector to food delivery. Zomato has said that it’s laying off 520 employees,…
Tonbo Imaging, a Bangalore-based company that produces and for the last 12 years has been supplying defence technology such as advanced sensors, cameras, and software used by defence forces, has claimed that the government is not living up to their “make-in-India” mantra themselves. Arvind Lakshmikumar, the CEO of the company has released a strongly worded open-letter to the government that claims that the government has defaulted on the payments for defence equipment supplied by the company.
The coronavirus lockdown has turned things in the Indian startup ecosystem all topsy-turvy. After startups from ranging from Zomato to Uber to Nobroker…