Ritesh Agarwal Oyo Rooms

Ritesh Agarwal, founder and CEO of global hospitality chain OYO Rooms, on Saturday said this is the ideal time for global companies to come and start a business in the country, which offers a conducive atmosphere amid friendly government policies.

An individual took to X (formerly Twitter) to address the rising temperature in Bengaluru which is famous for its pleasant climate.

Mr Agarwal went on to say that the actor is interested in many different areas of technology.

While sharing the video, he said, "Kickstarting this holy week with a visit to the Puri Jagannath Temple. Next stop is Ayodhya."

Ram Mandir Ceremony: The entrepreneur stated that Ayodhya is the biggest destination for spiritual travel in India with over three lakh visitors expected daily and it "stands as a bright spot in India's spiritual tourism ecosystem."

Mr Agarwal shared how the startup's first patron, Yadav ji from Gurugram, had no faith in OYO.

The panel of Sharks in the 3rd season now comprises members Aman Gupta, Amit Jain, Anupam Mittal, Namita Thapar, Vineeta Singh, Peyush Bansal, Ritesh Agarwal, and Deepinder Goyal.

Mr Agarwal in his tweet mentioned that his number was listed on the customer care page.

Mr Agarwal recounted a memorable incident where he found himself cleaning a hotel room, only to be confronted by an angry customer.

In the video, Mr Agarwal said that budding entrepreneurs should not be ashamed of their work.

Mr Agarwal believes that new companies have a greater chance of success if they are persistent and resilient.

In one of the pictures, the couple can also be seen touching the PM's feet to seek his blessings for a ''new beginning.''

Microsoft has invested $5 million (roughly Rs. 37.15 crores) in hotel aggregator Oyo, which is backed by Softbank, according to a regulatory filing, ahead of the Indian hotel chain's plan to go public.

Mr Albrecht will play a supervisory role and guide the founder and the management on key business decisions

Sources say the company may furlough additional staff in countries where travel curbs to prevent the spread of the virus persist

Ritesh Agarwal, founder and CEO of global hospitality chain OYO Rooms, on Saturday said this is the ideal time for global companies to come and start a business in the country, which offers a conducive atmosphere amid friendly government policies.

An individual took to X (formerly Twitter) to address the rising temperature in Bengaluru which is famous for its pleasant climate.

Mr Agarwal went on to say that the actor is interested in many different areas of technology.

While sharing the video, he said, "Kickstarting this holy week with a visit to the Puri Jagannath Temple. Next stop is Ayodhya."

Ram Mandir Ceremony: The entrepreneur stated that Ayodhya is the biggest destination for spiritual travel in India with over three lakh visitors expected daily and it "stands as a bright spot in India's spiritual tourism ecosystem."

Mr Agarwal shared how the startup's first patron, Yadav ji from Gurugram, had no faith in OYO.

The panel of Sharks in the 3rd season now comprises members Aman Gupta, Amit Jain, Anupam Mittal, Namita Thapar, Vineeta Singh, Peyush Bansal, Ritesh Agarwal, and Deepinder Goyal.

Mr Agarwal in his tweet mentioned that his number was listed on the customer care page.

Mr Agarwal recounted a memorable incident where he found himself cleaning a hotel room, only to be confronted by an angry customer.

In the video, Mr Agarwal said that budding entrepreneurs should not be ashamed of their work.

Mr Agarwal believes that new companies have a greater chance of success if they are persistent and resilient.

In one of the pictures, the couple can also be seen touching the PM's feet to seek his blessings for a ''new beginning.''

Microsoft has invested $5 million (roughly Rs. 37.15 crores) in hotel aggregator Oyo, which is backed by Softbank, according to a regulatory filing, ahead of the Indian hotel chain's plan to go public.

Mr Albrecht will play a supervisory role and guide the founder and the management on key business decisions

Sources say the company may furlough additional staff in countries where travel curbs to prevent the spread of the virus persist