Singhal and Jain worked on over a dozen seedstage deals in the last two years, and majority of these startups have been able to raise follo...

Investors feel that the vacuum left by traditional banks in terms of not meeting the financial needs of consumers satisfactorily has led to...

Practo now has four offline revenue models and does not need to generate ecommerce revenues or charge its online clientele — patients and d...

Practo has acquired smaller cross-town rival Qikwell for an undisclosed amount, as it aims to go deeper into the enterprise segment, especi...

The buyout makes Practo the world's largest appointment booking platform with nearly 40 million appointments managed every year, it said.

Tencent is the second major Chinese company to back an Indian startup after consumer Internet group Alibaba bought a stake in Paytm.

The funding is aimed at extending Practo’s leadership in India and establishing it as a clear winner in a space that is becoming crowded.

Startup founders say they benefit from Anand's high energy and deep insight into products.His entrepreneur tag is seen as a big plus.

Set up in 2011, Qikwell runs an e-healthcare site that allows users to search and choose doctors based on area and specialisation.

The Bangalore-based startup founded in 2008 by two grads from National Institute of Technology, Suratkal, offers an online platform for sch...

“Unlike MNCs which have pre-defined roles, the challenges, the sense of ownership and the work culture in a start-up is more fulfilling."