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BJP MP Backs Piyush Goyal's Take On Indian Startups, Calls Zepto CEO's Reply...
BJP MP Praveen Khandelwal criticized Zepto chief executive Aadit Palicha's response to Union Minister Piyush Goyal's comments on Indian startups as "misplaced and illogical".
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This Indian Startup Promises To 'Deliver' Humans In 10 Minutes For Career Advice, Internet Reacts
Through Topmate, users can instantly connect with industry professionals, experts, and thought leaders from top companies and domains.
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At NDTV World Summit, Zepto CEO Aadit Palicha Shares Story Behind Dropping Out Of Stanford To Build Company
Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra were students at Stanford University, California, studying Computer Sciences when they dropped out of college and chose to build a ten-minute-delivery startup which is now valued at $5 billion
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BluSmart To Zepto, LinkedIn Unveils Its Top Startups List For Delhi-NCR
If you are looking for the top startups to work in the national capital region then the LinkedIn Tops Startups in Delhi-NCR 2024 report is a must-read.
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Unicorn Zepto Tops LinkedIn's 20 Indian Start-Ups List
E-commerce platform Zepto, which has turned unicorn recently, has emerged as the top startup in India in terms of professionals' preferred workplace, according to a list by a top recruiting platform.
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Zepto Becomes First Indian Unicorn in Nearly a Year, Raises $200 Million in Funding
Indian grocery startup Zepto said on Friday it has raised $200 million (nearly Rs. 1,650 crore) in fresh funding at a valuation of $1.4 billion (nearly Rs. 11,560 crore), making it the first startup in the country to cross the billion-dollar valuation mark in nearly a year.
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How Two 20-Year-Olds Beat Grim Market To Mint India's Newest Unicorn - Zepto
Zepto, an instant grocery startup founded by a duo of Stanford University dropouts, both 20, raised fresh funds at a $1.4 billion valuation, creating a rare Indian unicorn amid a gloomy venture funding climate.
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Yulu Plans to Expand Operations in India and Abroad, Expects to Turn Profitable
E-bike rental startup Yulu, which is looking to go public, expects to turn operationally profitable by September and plans to expand its presence in India and abroad, its chief executive said. The startup, which currently operates in Bengaluru, Delhi and Mumbai, will venture into cities including Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Kolkata and Ahmedabad over...
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Zypp Electric Raises $25 Million Funding, Aims to Expand to Mumbai, Chennai by 2025
Zypp Electric said on Wednesday it has raised $25 million (nearly 206 crore)Â in a series B funding round led by Taiwanese battery-swapping service provider Gogoro, as the Indian electric vehicle startup looks to expand to new cities and boost its fleet size. The startup, which provides EVs for last-mile delivery for online stores, plans on using t...
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At 19, This Entrepreneur Is Youngest Indian To Enter Rs 1,000 Crore Club
Kaivalya Vohra and Aadit Palicha, the co-founders of the quick delivery startup Zepto, have become the youngest entrepreneurs to feature in the IIFL Wealth-Hurun India Rich List 2022
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Delivery Agent Killed In Delhi Hit-And-Run, Zepto Pays Rs 10 Lakh
Instant grocery delivery startup Zepto has announced Rs 10 lakh compensation to the family of its delivery partner who was killed in a hit-and-run incident in a south Delhi locality.
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Zepto Raises $200 Million in Fresh Funding, Company Now Valued at $900 Million
Indian grocery startup Zepto has reportedly raised $200 million (roughly Rs. 1530 crore) in fresh funding that values the company around $900 million, signalling growing investor interest in a sector where companies are luring customers with quick 10-minute deliveries.
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Mumbai Teens' Startup Raises 100 Million, Value Doubled In 5 Months
Zepto, an instant grocery delivery startup founded by two teens, has raised $100 million in a funding round led by Y Combinator, taking its valuation to $570 million within five months of starting services in India's red-hot quick commerce segment.
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Stanford Dropouts From Mumbai On How They Raised $60 Million
At 19, Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra already had plans to make it big in India. The long-time friends just weren't sure how, until they jumped on the global trend of instant grocery delivery.
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BJP MP Backs Piyush Goyal's Take On Indian Startups, Calls Zepto CEO's Reply...
BJP MP Praveen Khandelwal criticized Zepto chief executive Aadit Palicha's response to Union Minister Piyush Goyal's comments on Indian startups as "misplaced and illogical".
-
This Indian Startup Promises To 'Deliver' Humans In 10 Minutes For Career Advice, Internet Reacts
Through Topmate, users can instantly connect with industry professionals, experts, and thought leaders from top companies and domains.
-
At NDTV World Summit, Zepto CEO Aadit Palicha Shares Story Behind Dropping Out Of Stanford To Build Company
Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra were students at Stanford University, California, studying Computer Sciences when they dropped out of college and chose to build a ten-minute-delivery startup which is now valued at $5 billion
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BluSmart To Zepto, LinkedIn Unveils Its Top Startups List For Delhi-NCR
If you are looking for the top startups to work in the national capital region then the LinkedIn Tops Startups in Delhi-NCR 2024 report is a must-read.
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Unicorn Zepto Tops LinkedIn's 20 Indian Start-Ups List
E-commerce platform Zepto, which has turned unicorn recently, has emerged as the top startup in India in terms of professionals' preferred workplace, according to a list by a top recruiting platform.
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Zepto Becomes First Indian Unicorn in Nearly a Year, Raises $200 Million in Funding
Indian grocery startup Zepto said on Friday it has raised $200 million (nearly Rs. 1,650 crore) in fresh funding at a valuation of $1.4 billion (nearly Rs. 11,560 crore), making it the first startup in the country to cross the billion-dollar valuation mark in nearly a year.
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How Two 20-Year-Olds Beat Grim Market To Mint India's Newest Unicorn - Zepto
Zepto, an instant grocery startup founded by a duo of Stanford University dropouts, both 20, raised fresh funds at a $1.4 billion valuation, creating a rare Indian unicorn amid a gloomy venture funding climate.
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Yulu Plans to Expand Operations in India and Abroad, Expects to Turn Profitable
E-bike rental startup Yulu, which is looking to go public, expects to turn operationally profitable by September and plans to expand its presence in India and abroad, its chief executive said. The startup, which currently operates in Bengaluru, Delhi and Mumbai, will venture into cities including Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Kolkata and Ahmedabad over...
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Zypp Electric Raises $25 Million Funding, Aims to Expand to Mumbai, Chennai by 2025
Zypp Electric said on Wednesday it has raised $25 million (nearly 206 crore)Â in a series B funding round led by Taiwanese battery-swapping service provider Gogoro, as the Indian electric vehicle startup looks to expand to new cities and boost its fleet size. The startup, which provides EVs for last-mile delivery for online stores, plans on using t...
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At 19, This Entrepreneur Is Youngest Indian To Enter Rs 1,000 Crore Club
Kaivalya Vohra and Aadit Palicha, the co-founders of the quick delivery startup Zepto, have become the youngest entrepreneurs to feature in the IIFL Wealth-Hurun India Rich List 2022
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Delivery Agent Killed In Delhi Hit-And-Run, Zepto Pays Rs 10 Lakh
Instant grocery delivery startup Zepto has announced Rs 10 lakh compensation to the family of its delivery partner who was killed in a hit-and-run incident in a south Delhi locality.
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Zepto Raises $200 Million in Fresh Funding, Company Now Valued at $900 Million
Indian grocery startup Zepto has reportedly raised $200 million (roughly Rs. 1530 crore) in fresh funding that values the company around $900 million, signalling growing investor interest in a sector where companies are luring customers with quick 10-minute deliveries.
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Mumbai Teens' Startup Raises 100 Million, Value Doubled In 5 Months
Zepto, an instant grocery delivery startup founded by two teens, has raised $100 million in a funding round led by Y Combinator, taking its valuation to $570 million within five months of starting services in India's red-hot quick commerce segment.
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Stanford Dropouts From Mumbai On How They Raised $60 Million
At 19, Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra already had plans to make it big in India. The long-time friends just weren't sure how, until they jumped on the global trend of instant grocery delivery.
