Ahead of the Indian Super League (ISL) season four starting November 17, Mumbai City FC on Friday joined hands with OkSir, one of Indias most advanced app-based service aggregators, to reach out to their fans in a seamless manner. Founded by tech entrepreneur Arun Kapoor in 2015, the real-time, on demand app provides individuals, companies, and households

Gone are the days when Indian startups limited themselves to the home country. Wide exposure and thirst for growth have turned catalysts to Indian startups eyeing overseas markets.  An aim at consumers globally soon after building a loyal customer base in the Indian market is working well for companies. Many Indian startups like Zomato, Practo, and

Babysitting, laundry, even astrology: Indian developer brings Uber-style on-demand service app to Hong Kong CEO Arun Kapoor says 6,000 vendors are currently available, with plans to have up to 25,000 A smartphone app from India that will provide “Uber-style” on-demand personal and household services made its debut in Hong Kong on Friday. OkSir is a

With a growing list of first class features, the app aims to enhance the city’s unorganised service economy to an organised one and overall quality of life, contributing to Hong Kong’s role as a hub of innovation in business and technology in Asia. Hong Kong, 6 October 2021 – International mobile application-based On demand services

Mumbai, India, March 18, 2022 (Newswire.com) - The Small and Medium sized enterprises (SME) play a central role for driving India’s economic growth and development at the regional, national and global platforms. The MSE sector in India has demonstrated remarkable resilience in the last few years to sustain an annual growth rate of over 10%

Daily needs and emergency services app ‘OK Sir’ is set to launch its operations in Bengaluru by January 25 and is in talks with institutional investors to raise about $20 million to boost its expansion plans. Ok Sir is already live in Mumbai, Delhi and Pune with a user base of nearly one lakh customers

Mumbai-based OK Sir E-commerce Pvt Ltd, which provides home services through its portal oksir.com, is in talks with institutional investors to raise around $20 million in Series A funding, according to a PTI report citing company’s founder Arun Kapoor. OK Sir already provides its services in Mumbai, Delhi and Pune and plans to use the

OK Sir, the daily need and emergency services app, that provides services like daily errands, housekeeping, electrical maintenance, legal services, health care and 24×7 services like ambulance, key making and even an emergency helicopter pick-up is looking at establishing footprints across Tier I & II cities across India Mumbai, India, December 24, 2021 (Newswire.com) -

Arun Kapur, a technocrat and the founder of the highly successful e-commerce site gadgetsguru.com, talks about his latest e-offering ‘OK Sir’. OK Sir is an app that aggregates and makes available over 300 daily need and emergency service providers like key makers, plumbers, peons, tutors, nurses to helicopter joyrides on a single click. Excerpts from

MUMBAI: Home services provider OK Sir is in talks with institutional investors to raise series A funding of about $20 million or Rs 134 crore, said two persons familiar with the development. The funds will be utilised for the daily needs and emergency services-based application’s expansion plan, said Arun Kapur, founder and chief executive of