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Media is Not Foolish Mr. Rahul Yadav, Mind Your Own Business

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Media is Not Foolish Mr. Rahul Yadav, Mind Your Own Business

"Rahul Yadav" a name which does not require any kind of introduction. From last 6 to 7 months, this name is promoted by the person himself through his own activities on social media and in media. Why? Let's start from the beginning, 1) Rahul Yadav is an IItian who left IITB in his last year. He started Housing.com with his 11 IITian friends and raised million dollar funding from Softbank & others. The Company was running smoothly, until one day he wrote an open letter to Mr. Shailendra Singh from Sequoia Capital warning him to stop activities against him. The "Rahul Saga" starts from here but the question is why open this letter to media? Ok let me guess might be someone else did this but if Rahul Yadav did it then why? 2) During leaving Hosuing.com, he ...

After Rahul and Advitiya, 3 More Co-founders Quit Housing.com

Abhishek Anand, who was the Chief Technology Officer, Sanat Ghosh, who was the AVP Product, and Ravish Naresh, who was CEO of Indian Real Estate Forum are the latest three co-founders of Housing.com quits. They will start their new venture, according to the company source. "Abhishek, Ravish and Sanat played an important role in building the foundation of Housing.com. They are moving out to pursue their new dream of starting another new venture. I sincerely thank them for their contributions and wish them the very best. I am sure what they undertake next will be as exciting as Housing." said Jason Kothari - CEO, Housing.com in an emailed statement. Apart from the quitting side, in the latest development, Housing.com received an undisclosed funding from the former business head of 99Acr...

Rahul Yadav back with e-governance startup; Flipkart’s Bansals play angels

Rahul Yadav, the ousted co-founder of Housing.com, is back with his new startup and he is funded by the biggest names in the Indian internet industry—Bansals of Flipkart. Yadav’s new startup – Intelligent Interfaces – is about helping various government departments use internet and technology tools to save cost and expedite service delivery. “We will get our first business from a government department in two weeks,” Yadav told VCCircle. Yadav confirmed that he got seed funding from Sachin Bansal and Binny Bansal, co-founders of Flipkart. He said the company is not taking funding from any others at this point in time, dispelling rumours that founders of a few other big ecommerce companies could support Yadav in his new venture. “We do not require so much money now. We will raise more ...