Sandeep Aggarwal

With startup culture thriving in India and the need for ‘going local’ becoming increasingly popular, we take a look at all the hottest tech startups grabbing headlines in the country. Gadgets 360 talks to Droom co-founder and CEO Sandeep Aggarwal to know of the company’s history, growth, and future plans. We also talk to experts to understand...

Cab aggregator Ola said on Wednesday that it will lay off 1,400 staff - which is about 35 per cent of its workforce - in a one-time exercise, due to the uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic. COVID-19 has led to a drop of 95 per cent in Ola's revenues in two months, co-founder and CEO Bhavish Aggarwal said in a note to employees that was p...

The Droom CEO loves loves Bose audio systems but won't leave home without his Beats.

CEO Sandeep Aggarwal said with the introduction of the new category, Droom users can now can buy and sell everything on wheels.

The Prime Minister's resolve today to encourage and fund start-ups to create jobs and promote the spirit of entrepreneurship has evoked much interest from stakeholders who feel it could well add hundreds of billions of rupees of fresh output to the Indian economy.

Other prominent convictions obtained by Mr Bharara, dubbed "Sheriff of Wall Street" by Time magazine, include those of India-born former Goldman Sachs director Rajat Gupta and his Sri Lankan hedge fund billionaire friend Raj Rajaratnam.

Mr Aggarwal, 40, was arrested in connection with the insider trading scheme in July this year and following a cooperation agreement, pled guilty yesterday before US Magistrate Judge Ronald Ellis in Manhattan federal court to one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and one count of securities fraud.

Authorities have arrested an alleged tipster for embattled hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors.

Political parties will now come under the Right to Information or RTI Act, which means that they will have to share details like who funds them, how they spend that money and even how they select candidates for elections, if sought.

With startup culture thriving in India and the need for ‘going local’ becoming increasingly popular, we take a look at all the hottest tech startups grabbing headlines in the country. Gadgets 360 talks to Droom co-founder and CEO Sandeep Aggarwal to know of the company’s history, growth, and future plans. We also talk to experts to understand...

Cab aggregator Ola said on Wednesday that it will lay off 1,400 staff - which is about 35 per cent of its workforce - in a one-time exercise, due to the uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic. COVID-19 has led to a drop of 95 per cent in Ola's revenues in two months, co-founder and CEO Bhavish Aggarwal said in a note to employees that was p...

The Droom CEO loves loves Bose audio systems but won't leave home without his Beats.

CEO Sandeep Aggarwal said with the introduction of the new category, Droom users can now can buy and sell everything on wheels.

The Prime Minister's resolve today to encourage and fund start-ups to create jobs and promote the spirit of entrepreneurship has evoked much interest from stakeholders who feel it could well add hundreds of billions of rupees of fresh output to the Indian economy.

Other prominent convictions obtained by Mr Bharara, dubbed "Sheriff of Wall Street" by Time magazine, include those of India-born former Goldman Sachs director Rajat Gupta and his Sri Lankan hedge fund billionaire friend Raj Rajaratnam.

Mr Aggarwal, 40, was arrested in connection with the insider trading scheme in July this year and following a cooperation agreement, pled guilty yesterday before US Magistrate Judge Ronald Ellis in Manhattan federal court to one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and one count of securities fraud.

Authorities have arrested an alleged tipster for embattled hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors.

Political parties will now come under the Right to Information or RTI Act, which means that they will have to share details like who funds them, how they spend that money and even how they select candidates for elections, if sought.