Kavin Bharti Mittal

Kavin Bharti Mittal, a scion of the family behind India’s second-biggest wireless operator, is planning to revive his struggling technology startup Hike through two new platforms – Vibe and Rush.

Kavin Bharti Mittal, a scion of the family behind India's second-biggest wireless operator, is planning to revive his struggling technology startup more than four years after it was valued at $1.4 billion by backers including Softbank Group Corp.

Founder and CEO of Hike Messenger Kavin Bharti Mittal announced that the Hike Sticker Chat app is shutting down in January 2021. The executive says that all user data will be available to download in the app, and users’ HikeMoji will continue to be available in Vibe and Rush.

Hike, the Indian company that once gained popularity in the country’s instant messaging market by bringing a local alternative to WhatsApp, is aiming to expand its presence by introducing a mobile-first virtual space called HikeLand to the masses. Hike claimed that it had seen a daily average time spent of 50 minutes on HikeLand since launch.

Hike Sticker Chat that was launched as a dedicated app back in April has received an Auto Backup feature for easy transferring of data from one device to another.

Flipkart chairman Sachin Bansal, for instance, expresses optimism about India's economic growth when he shares a news article projecting India as the second-fastest growing economy in the world,

Hike 5.0 has also reduced its storage space. The current app size is 25MB with 128-bit SSL encryption that ensures security to every transaction.

Kavin Bharti Mittal talks about Games, Bots, Mobile-First and more as Hike launches Teen Patti on the chat platform.

Telecom tycoon Sunil Mittal was on Thursday non-committal on his children succeeding him saying that the Bharti group has high calibre professionals running day to day operations and the next generation of Mittals is "doing their own thing".

Vidur Vyas will be spearheading Hike's marketing initiatives, while Sumit Mehra will be responsible for driving game strategy, development and production.

Kavin Bharti Mittal, a scion of the family behind India’s second-biggest wireless operator, is planning to revive his struggling technology startup Hike through two new platforms – Vibe and Rush.

Kavin Bharti Mittal, a scion of the family behind India's second-biggest wireless operator, is planning to revive his struggling technology startup more than four years after it was valued at $1.4 billion by backers including Softbank Group Corp.

Founder and CEO of Hike Messenger Kavin Bharti Mittal announced that the Hike Sticker Chat app is shutting down in January 2021. The executive says that all user data will be available to download in the app, and users’ HikeMoji will continue to be available in Vibe and Rush.

Hike, the Indian company that once gained popularity in the country’s instant messaging market by bringing a local alternative to WhatsApp, is aiming to expand its presence by introducing a mobile-first virtual space called HikeLand to the masses. Hike claimed that it had seen a daily average time spent of 50 minutes on HikeLand since launch.

Hike Sticker Chat that was launched as a dedicated app back in April has received an Auto Backup feature for easy transferring of data from one device to another.

Flipkart chairman Sachin Bansal, for instance, expresses optimism about India's economic growth when he shares a news article projecting India as the second-fastest growing economy in the world,

Hike 5.0 has also reduced its storage space. The current app size is 25MB with 128-bit SSL encryption that ensures security to every transaction.

Kavin Bharti Mittal talks about Games, Bots, Mobile-First and more as Hike launches Teen Patti on the chat platform.

Telecom tycoon Sunil Mittal was on Thursday non-committal on his children succeeding him saying that the Bharti group has high calibre professionals running day to day operations and the next generation of Mittals is "doing their own thing".

Vidur Vyas will be spearheading Hike's marketing initiatives, while Sumit Mehra will be responsible for driving game strategy, development and production.