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India’s youngest valued companies are all fast growing consumer-focused tech companies. Here are the cities where each of these were founded: 1. Zepto: Mumbai 2. Motherson Sumi: Noida 3. OneCard: Pune 4. CRED: Bengaluru 5. Zetwerk: Bengaluru 6. B

Indulge, which appeared on Shark Tank India, has a bold idea, making luxury experiences like private jets, fine dining, and travel easily accessible through one platform. They valued their business at 50cr and claimed to have 10,000 users, highlighti

Over 70% of Indian startup funding goes to just 3 cities: Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi-NCR If you're outside them — funding gets 10x harder.

City wise GDP contribution by cities- Mumbai – 6.16% Delhi – 4.94% Bengaluru – 1.87% Hyderabad – 1.24% Chennai – 1.12% Kolkata – 1.05% Pune – 0.81% Ahmedabad – 0.79% Surat – 0.68% Vizag – 0.44%pp

₹25 LPA salary in Delhi : You doing better than many ₹25 LPA salary in Bengaluru : You are doing average ₹25 LPA salary in Mumbai : You are poor *** If you are thinking of changing cities due to a job, remember to measure your salary against ‘co

hi everyone I have one idea -i want to make a app where any one can list their free space for advertisement like vehicles (Auto, cars, metro), Tarace, wall, govt space like foot overbridge please give your opinion in this or any devloper want to co

Can you guess which telecom circle’s users run up the highest bills? Many would assume it’s the tier 1 cities of Mumbai or Delhi. But surprisingly, that's not the case! Let me tell you that the highest mobile bills aren't in metropolitan areas like

Top Cities in IT Exports in Financial Year 2024 Bengaluru - 407088 crore Hyderabad - 121115 crore Pune - 105818 crore Chennai - 77421 crore Mumbai - 76564 crore Gurugram - 52931 crore Noida - 50119 crore Kolkata - 13029 crore

🚨 India’s 6 Wealthiest Cities by GDP in 2025. 1. Mumbai: $310 billion 2. Delhi NCR: $293 billion 3. Bengaluru: $133 billion 4. Chennai: $116 billion 5. Hyderabad: $94 billion 6. Kolkata: $86 billion

Mumbai-based Thrive has announced the closure of its consumer app amid stiff competition from giants like Zomato and Swiggy. Thrive's co-founder, Krishi Fagwani, shared that the company will now focus on transitioning its other segments, like Thriv