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Startup news and updates: Daily roundup (February 2, 2024)

YourStory presents daily news roundups from the Indian startup ecosystem and beyond. Here's the roundup for Friday, February 2.

Startup news and updates: Daily roundup (February 2, 2024)

Friday February 02, 2024 , 3 min Read

News

upliance.ai debuts on Shark Tank India

Makes of AI cooking assistant upliance.ai made its debut on Shark Tank India. It received offers from Peyush Bansal but declined them on the show.

"With upliance.ai already selling out through positive word of mouth, we anticipate a substantial surge post-show, leveraging newfound exposure and our owners’ community to grow in the coming year. As we reflect on the market response, we are extremely proud that 60% of our sales have been driven by our existing owners who are passionate about what we are building and believe in our vision of the future of Indian homes," said Co-founders Mahek Mody and Mohit Sharma.

ONDC introduces metro ticketing for Chennai Metro

Open Network For Digital Commerce (ONDC) on Friday revealed its latest foray into mobility. Commuters who use Chennai Metro can purchase single journey and return journey tickets.  ONDC Buyer apps will be immediately also able to offer Metro ticketing for any Metro going live on the ONDC Network.  

"By partnering with ONDC, CMRL is now completely opening up access to its ticketing application service, allowing a wide range of app developers to integrate their apps with the CMRL ticketing system," said Thiru M.A Siddique, MD, CMRL.

UPI is now accepted in France

NPCI International Payments Limited (NIPL) in partnership with Lyra, a French leader in securing ecommerce and proximity payments, has revealed that it will now accept the United Payments Interface (UPI) payment mechanism.  

Indian tourists can now book their visit to the Eiffel Tower by purchasing tickets online using UPI. "For the players in the French and European tourism ecosystem, this partnership represents a major advancement and the promise of new business opportunities to come," said Christophe Mariette, Commercial Director of Lyra France.

Emeritus reveals Global Executive Immersion in Silicon Valley for Indian C-suite execs

Edtech firm Emeritus has launched its first-ever Global Executive Immersion: Silicon Valley programme, a course tailored towards C-suite executives. Those enrolling will have access to a six-day and seven-night immersive learning experience.

"Through this programme, we aim to create a well-curated environment of networking and collaboration among Indian as well as global CXOs, while allowing them to learn from some of the biggest and well-known AI and tech leaders of the world," said Mohan Kannegal, CEO, India and APAC, Emeritus.

Accolite, Bounteous announce merger to drive global scale

AI services firm Accolite has merged with innovation firm Bounteous.

The combined company will be headquartered in Chicago with offices across North America, Europe, and Asia, and will be 5,000 people strong, with 3,400+ in India and APAC, 1,200+ in North America, and 400+ in Europe, the companies said in a statement.

Keith Schwartz will serve as CEO and Leela Kaza will serve as Co-CEO of the combined entity.

ONDC introduces metro ticketing for Chennai Metro

Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) on Friday revealed its latest foray into mobility. Commuters who use Chennai Metro can purchase single journey and return journey tickets.  ONDC Buyer apps will be immediately also able to offer Metro ticketing for any Metro going live on the ONDC Network.  "By partnering with ONDC, CMRL is now completely opening up access to its ticketing application service, allowing a wide range of app developers to integrate their apps with the CMRL ticketing system," said Thiru M.A Siddique, MD, CMRL.

(This copy will be updated with the latest news throughout the day.)


Edited by Kanishk Singh