ADIF made a representation to the CCI last week on this issue, in which it has urged the competition regulator to "look into these abusive ...

QuackQuack, Aisle, Woo and TrulyMadly – all homegrown dating apps - are turning to Tier II and Tier III cities as small-town folk warm up t...

The Competition Commission of India's (CCI) decision to impose a penalty of over Rs 900 crore on Google will ‘benefit and protect’ Indian e...

The TrulyMadly funding round comes close on the heels of the online dating app recording 10 times growth in Tier II-III cities amid the cor...

The casual dating market dominated by Tinder and Bumble is seen as a lost cause. It is a small market with heavily funded international pla...

The company clocked in a revenue of Rs. 3.60 crore in the financial year 2018, Rs. 3.48 crore in 2019 and Rs. 3.45 crore in 2020. However, ...

Facebook on Thursday launched a new dating service in the US and 19 other countries, and said it will be extended to Europe by early 2020.

India is different, the money is in the users who want to “settle down,” say local players.

You swipe right to seek love on the internet, but how do online dating companies make money in India?

This is a continuation of Tripshelf's Pre Series-A Funding Round received from GEMS Advisory in mid-2016; the total amount raised by the st...

"We realised that the market gap is large and PopiCorn received positive response in the Telangana market," said Navin Honagudi, investment...

For example, TrulyMadly, Woo & Tinder — leading dating apps in India — have more than 1 mn monthly active users in the country.

Online matchmaking isn't exactly new in India. For about 10 years now, sophisticated Indians have used web matrimonial services to arrange ...

Desi dating apps, which screen users and tweak the tinder model to suit Indian sensibilities, seem all set to live aappily ever after.

Travel startup Tripoto has raised its thirdround of funds from IDG Ventures, 500 Startups and Other Prominent investors.

Single, successful and too busy to find love, over half-a-million working women are tapping on apps like TrulyMadly, Tinder & Hinge.

Among other things, TrulyMadly plans to invest in its messaging platform which sees over 2.5 million messages a month.