Delhi Business Information Directory

Alliance Air, which is a subsidiary of Air India was flying Union Minister and MP from Bareilly Santosh Gangwar to his home constituency

MakeMyTrip Senior Vice President Jasmeet Singh started at the Gurugram startup as a teen intern, right out of high school.

In 2019, the Sarin brothers — Shaan, Rahul, and Aakash — took up a three-storey building in Punjabi Bagh, Delhi, and launched three restaurants — one on each floor.

Bala Sarda founded Vahdam Teas in New Delhi in 2015. With a total of 175 SKUs, the company is projected to make Rs 133 crore turnover this fiscal.

Scope For Change engages local community members to conserve the environment and contribute to the education of needy students.

SteppinOut's acquisition will enable Dineout to host multiple types of offline experiences, ranging from food festivals, night markets, live comedy shows, and more.

Delhi-based SaaS startup Marquee Equity secured meetings with global investors to achieve the required funding for an undisclosed US-based fintech client.

The founder of celebrity, fashion, film and wedding styling startup, Wardrobist, Aastha Sharma was set to become a lawyer, but fate had other plans.

Ginglani Distillers’ Black Bow Himalayan Whiskey is targeting the “experimental, aspirational, and value-seeking” consumers.

EV startup eee-Taxi presently operates 1,000 electric vehicles in Delhi and Hyderabad. It has been seed funded by Shell and expects to go pan-India by 2022.

Top global and Indian startup leaders set to converge for building a resilient startup ecosystem at Resurgence TiEcon Delhi-NCR on January 27-30, 2021

The findings of the fourth round of the Delhi-NCR Coronavirus Telephone Survey (DCVTS-4) conducted by the economic think-tank NCAER showed that about 20 percent respondents were certain about not taking the vaccine.

The Education Ministry has awarded work for procurement and installation of sanitary napkin incinerators in 553 Delhi govt and MCD schools.

Firefighters in the national capital rescued more than 3,600 birds between January-December last year, officials said on Sunday.

Fastor is a Delhi-NCR based startup whose AI-enabled self-checkout technology platform is used for expediting takeaway and dine-in at food and retail outlet

Founded by Shaji Thomas and Lawrence Zacharias in 2000, school management startup Entab has signed up 900 schools, made Rs 35 crore in revenue in FY20, and is looking to raise funding to scale up.

Nutty Gritties, Delhi-based D2C nuts and dry fruits brand, offers 30 healthy snacks in unique flavours. It sells on Amazon, Bigbasket, and Flipkart, and has a strong presence in physical stores across 13 cities.

Healthtech startup Medulance Healthcare provides on-demand ambulance services where users can book ambulances using its mobile app.

Seattle-based ecommerce giant Amazon has announced its entry into the online food delivery space in India, opening to few pin codes in Bengaluru and Delhi.

Uber has deployed e-rickshaws across 26 Delhi Metro stations, offering riders sustainable mobility solutions for better first and last-mile connectivity and short distance commutes.

Founded by two 24-year-old engineers, Delhi-based hardware startup Flipr is focusing on Make in India. Amidst the coronavirus, it has developed a contactless sanitiser-cum-body temperature monitor that can be deployed in offices, buildings, and public areas.

Constable Than Singh has been conducting classes for children for a long time now. He continues teaching them during the pandemic too, after ensuring all health protocols are in place.

RedSeer Management called cloud kitchens the “secret sauce to survive in the post-COVID restaurant market.” Here are a few Delhi-NCR-based foodtech startups who managed to raise funding amidst pandemic.

With its origins in the 1960s, bath fittings business Jaquar is today a house of brands including Essco, Jaquar, Artize and Jaquar Lighting.

In 2010, Peyush Bansal started eyewear startup Lenskart, which entered the elite unicorn club last year. Here's how he did it.