Bengaluru, which is frequently hailed as India's startup hub, is currently at the center of a heated discussion concerning its place in the ecosystem for entrepreneurs.

The Zomato CEO also shared how a sponsorship deal with Swiggy ensured that he could no longer return as a judge and investor on the fourth season of popular business reality show Shark Tank India.

Goyal’s initiative garnered significant attention on social media, with some users praising the hands-on approach, while others expressed hope that the experience would lead to meaningful improvements for delivery workers.

Zomato 's CEO, Deepinder Goyal, has revealed that he was compelled to dismiss several senior executives following the company's initial public offering (IPO) in 2021. He attributed this decision to a perceived complacency among these individuals.

Hours later, in an update, Deepinder Goyal shared that responding to his post, Ambience Mall has created 'a comfortable online food delivery pick up point for all delivery partners'. 'I urge all the other mall owners to please do the same,

Deepinder Goyal, on Sunday, October 6, shared his experience of being a delivery partner executive for a day and highlighted that malls need to be more humane to the agents.

For a while after the IPO, there was little work being done in the company. That has changed and the food delivery giant is now being managed by “a high trust team”.

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal and his wife Grecia Munoz took to the streets of Gurugram, personally delivering food orders dressed in the company uniform

Zomato founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal announced on October 5 that he will not appear as a shark on the fourth season of reality show Shark Tank. Goyal pointed out that the fourth season will be sponsored by Swiggy and as a part of the deal,