Facebook's two new programmes, India Innovation Hub (with T-hub) and School of Innovation (with Startup Village Collective), will run paral...

Set up in 2015 the startup fills the gap between the tutor-parent community by ensuring a continual and seamless engagement within the ecos...

While a raft of startups has run aground, the growth of India’s top two ecommerce players, Amazon and Flipkart, will affect smaller startup...

The company currently runs a fleet of around 200 bikes and 3,500 cabs in Kolkata. The company will be launching its consumer services in th...

Set up in October 2016 by Aditya Kulkarni and Rakesh Shivran, BabyOnBoard is a milestones and memories platform for families.

As part of the partnership, they will co-host events for solving issues around user experience, analytics, app installs and monetisation.

Working closely with emerging startups gives established companies an opportunity to engage with the next disruptor early on.

Founded in February 2016, StylFlip is a curated pre-owned marketplace for premium to high street fashion brands.

The company provides a continual and seamless engagement within the student-parent-tutor ecosystem and enables parents to monitor their chi...

The startup will have access to FbStart’s community of global partners, a list that includes Coursera, Stripe, Dropbox and Twilio.

A lot of startups we engage with say they don't just want dumb money, they want money that comes with strategic value. That's where our too...

Globally, we see 8 million videos being streamed daily on Facebook, and over 500 million users watching videos. That's over 100 million hou...

Medinfi intends to use the funds for launching iOS mobile application, apart from expanding its operations to 10 Indian cities in coming 2-...

Location-based app for finding patient-reviewed clinics in the vicinity and booking doctor appointments, Medinfi has raised an angel round ...

Sandberg posted the story of 19-year-old Harsh Songra and his My Child App as an instance of cos being supported by Facebook.

FbStart, an initiative by Facebook to engage with startups aims to help developers build tools to combat low bandwidth issues.

Facebook said it wants to help take care of certain key aspects so that Indian developers can focus on building world-class products.