Uber has turned to government portal to hire credible drivers in India. They will be looking for the drivers registered on National career scheme(NCS) portal, which is having a pool of job-seekers, verified and authenticated by government.
Practo is on an acquisition spree after it’s series c funding from Tencent. Practo just acquired Qikwell, a start-up which provides appointments scheduling at hospitals. This is the fourth acquisition by Practo in last 5 months.
Headspace, a guided meditation and mindfulness startup, raised $30 million in recent funding round. The Chernin Group, Advancit Capital, Allen & Company, Breyer Capital, The Honest Company Co-Founder Jessica Alba, actor Jared Leto, TV personality Ryan Seacrest, LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner and few others are the investors in this healthy startup
In a big country like India where majority of the population is young ones, future for sports startups is very bright. “More people are taking to sports not only as future profession for young students but also as exercise for busy working professionals and even housewives
Indian startup employees have never had it so good. After Flipkart and Snapdeal had annouced new offices that would make the most jaded employee start looking forward to Mondays, Freecharge has come up with a brand new office of its own.
War between Ola and Uber is getting more and more intense with every passing day and soon it may be even spill beyond the streets of India. Didi Kuaidi, China’s biggest Taxi aggregator app backed by Alibaba is planning to invest in homegrown Ola
ompany has now released a safety feature that will keep all the users number private. From now onwards even drivers will not be able to see them.
With the launch of Freecharge wallet on Tuesday, Snapdeal is taking on market leader Paytm head on that recently claimed to have more than 100 million wallet users in the country.And whichever side we may look but in the end consumers will be the winners.
Ola and Uber might have a competitor in India soon – Split, a ride-sharing Finnish. Split, a ride-sharing Finnish startup with operations in Washington DC, is aiming to grab a share of the fiercely competitive app-based cab hailing business in India dominated by Uber and Ola