Meta taps new WhatsApp boss as part of US$900 million investment into GIC-backed Indian startup
The startup founder Kunal Shah will replace the current head of WhatsApp Will Cathcart Published Tue, Jun 23, 2026 ·…
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Meta Names Indian Entrepreneur Kunal Shah As WhatsApp Chief
WhatsApp’s new leader will be Kunal Shah, the Indian entrepreneur and founder of Cred, a fintech startup that Meta has…
Meta’s WhatsApp to be led by Indian startup founder Kunal Shah
Meta’s WhatsApp to be led by Indian startup founder Kunal Shah whbl.com Source link
WhatsApp to be led by Indian start-up founder as Will Cathcart steps back
WhatsApp to be led by Indian start-up founder as Will Cathcart steps back BBC Source link
Who Is Kunal Shah?: Meet the Indian founder Mark Zuckerberg picked to lead Meta’s biggest app – WhatsApp
For much of the past decade, Kunal Shah has occupied a rare position in India’s technology industry: founder, investor, philosopher…
Meta invests $900m in Indian fintech Cred, appoints its founder as new WhatsApp chief – Businessday NG
Meta Platforms has announced it is investing $900 million in Cred, a popular Indian fintech startup. As part of the…
Meta's WhatsApp head to step down, will be replaced by Indian fintech founder Kunal Shah – CNBC
Meta’s WhatsApp head to step down, will be replaced by Indian fintech founder Kunal Shah CNBC Source link
CRED's Kunal Shah to lead WhatsApp, an Indian founder takes charge of the world's biggest messaging app – YourStory.com
CRED’s Kunal Shah to lead WhatsApp, an Indian founder takes charge of the world’s biggest messaging app YourStory.com Source link
jUMPP Expands Digital Finance Offering with NPCI Approval to Launch UPI Services – Indian Startup Times
AI-powered fintech platform jUMPP has received approval from the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) to operate as a Third…
Meta's WhatsApp to be led by Indian startup founder Kunal Shah – Reuters
Meta’s WhatsApp to be led by Indian startup founder Kunal Shah Reuters Source link
Indian Startup News on Instagram: “Between June 15 and June 20, 2026, as many as 19 Indian startups from diverse sectors raised over $469 million in funding from investors. These sectors include AI, Deeptech, Foodtech, Cleantech, Insurtech, FMCG, Wealthtech, Healthtech, B2B, Creatortech, and Automotive. Last week, Indian startups raised over $244 million, with GPS Renewables raising $66 million alone. #funding #investors #startup #technology #AI #bengaluru #indianstartupnews”
Between June 15 and June 20, 2026, as many as 19 Indian startups from diverse sectors raised over $469 million…
Prabhav Tanay: “Make Owning Real Estate as Simple as Owning a Stock” – Indian Startup Times
After over a decade building products across PropTech, FinTech, HealthTech, and Hospitality, Prabhav Tanay, Co-founder & CEO of FraX, took…
100 Global VC Leaders Powering the Next Wave of AI & DeepTech Innovation – Indian Startup Times
Introduction Artificial Intelligence and DeepTech are no longer emerging sectors; they are rapidly becoming the foundation of the global economy.…
Tringbox Raises ₹5 Crore to Bring AI-Powered Music Intelligence to India’s Commercial Spaces – Indian Startup Times
Music has always played a subtle but powerful role in shaping human experiences. Walk into a café playing soft acoustic…
Bibo Health: From IIT to respiratory care, how Vikash Kumar built a trusted OTC healthcare brand – Indian Startup Times
Vikash Kumar’s journey from a small village in Bihar to founding Bibo Health (under Hilt Brands) is a study in…
Astrikos: Building Intelligent Infrastructure Operations with Ethical AI and Deep-Tech Rigor – Indian Startup Times
Chinmay Hegde’s career reads like a curriculum of enterprise security and product engineering. With over 25 years across R&D, cybersecurity…
Riverline AI Is Building an AI-Powered Credit Companion to Help Indians Take Control of Their Finances – Indian Startup Times
India’s financial ecosystem has grown rapidly over the last decade, but millions of people still struggle to manage debt, improve…
Why Indian Startups Are Building “Vertical AI” Instead of the next ChatGPT – Sify
Instead of trying to build the next ChatGPT, Indian tech startups are using AI to solve and automate industry-specific problems……