Swiggy Ltd.

Shares of Zepto Ltd.'s main competitors, including Swiggy and Eternal, are rising as the company's planned initial public offering encounters obstacles.

Instamart CEO Amitesh Kumar Jha has resigned, and Nandita Sinha has been appointed as his replacement. The appointment is effective August 3, 2026, according to a filing by Swiggy.

The Cyberabad civic body has instructed Swiggy and Zomato to remove unlicensed food outlets from their platforms and provide details on their customer review policies. The directive also requires the platforms to verify and maintain accurate geo-locations of listed food establishments, ensuring food is prepared and dispatched only from approved and registered premises.

Swiggy, Zepto, and Zomato have moved the Karnataka High Court to challenge the constitutional validity of the State’s gig workers welfare law. The companies are disputing the legality of the regulation in a judicial forum.

Amazon's rapid delivery push has caused a $15 billion financial loss for Eternal and Swiggy. The article highlights Swiggy Ltd.'s delivery workers operating in Mumbai, India.

The Shell Foundation CEO highlights that climate technologies like solar-powered cold storage and electric vehicles are effective but struggle to reach mass markets due to distribution, cost, and financing challenges. Examples include battery-swapping models in India and partnerships with delivery platforms to scale climate solutions.

12 final-year BDS students from a Hyderabad college were suspended for six months following ragging allegations. First-year students reported that seniors compelled them to bring alcohol, cigarettes, food items, and Swiggy deliveries, as well as perform tasks.

Zepto is reportedly planning a $1 billion IPO in June, while Swiggy's $1.3 billion IPO was oversubscribed over three times due to strong demand from large investors. The news highlights growing investor interest in Indian tech companies.