With the evolution of digital ecosystem and exponential increase in smart phone user base in India, Sulekha has moved from being a service-based platform to a complete cloud-mobile SaaS player in the last 12 months.

The Bengaluru-based firm enables renting out of goods, ensures vendor support and provides bespoke customer care.

Zomato and Swiggy also conducted internal food safety audits of some of their partners following the food regulator's directive to do the same.

Ahmedabad's Kankaria Lake area became India's first Clean Street Food Hub in July this year.

The US-based tech giant is still assessing the actual impact of the data breach and has reportedly sought two-day time from the Indian government to apprise it on the impact.

Alibaba is the first foreign company to openly claim it's ready to accept the data localisation rules, while other prominent giants like Amazon, Microsoft, American Express, Google and Facebook have shown reluctance.

Ola's latest round of funding from the two Chinese investment firms comes when the company is eyeing expansion across India and abroad.

The latest change has not gone down well with Zomato Gold users, with most of them taking to Twitter to express their disapproval.

Section 377 and the judgment was one of the most-talked about topics on social media on Thursday.

FSSAI issued a directive to food service providers such as Swiggy, Zomato, UberEats, Foodpanda to delist businesses without FSSAI licence following complaints of sub-standard food.

This development comes a little over two months after Swiggy's $210 million Series G round in late-June, which propelled it into the much-coveted unicorn club.

The company said in their blog that Paytm would match amounts up to Rs 1 crore from their side.

In this round of investment, some early employees of Ola, including Rehan Yar Khan and VC investors like Accel India, Bessemer Venture Partners, Texiforsure founders Aprameya Radhakrishna and Raghunandan G, etc, will sell some of their shares in Ola.