India’s First Cabs Run By The LGBT Community To Paint The Town Rainbow Soon

India is in the middle of a taxi startups wave. What companies like Ola and Uber started, has evolved and gone through phases. After the local Kaali Peeli cab union in Mumbai announced launching their own cab app 9211, in a progressive move, Mumbai roads will soon see a radio cab service exclusively by the LGBT community. City-based community organisation Humsafar Trust, along with Wings Travels, launched the initiative Wednesday.

He Turns Work Frustrations Into Fantastic Art With Mini Figures

Sometimes work can be really hectic and frustrating and as grownups, we are expected to be cool about it and keep the whining to ourselves. Derrick works in advertising and his workday is often very chaotic and unpredictable. While trying not to let the stress get him, he decided to turn the mundane and often annoying little moments in his agency life into inspirations for something whimsical and magical with this fantastic art.

Indian Business Chat Apps Have Some Serious Competition; WhatsApp To Focus On B2C

Over the last year, India has seen a mushrooming of chat apps that aimed to connect consumers directly with businesses. Services like LookUp, Haptik and Helpchat all had business models that involved setting up and easy, phone-based communication channel between users and local businesses, and had met with varying levels of success. But the industry is now likely to be upturned. Whatsapp, the global chat behemoth with 70 million Indian users, is looking to enter the space in a big way.