The company originally planned to launch the service in India last year, which it then moved to March but pushed it further amid the nationwide lockdown.
Restaurants turning to delivery on Deliveroo include large chains, local family favourites, as well as quick takeaways, the majority of which did not perform delivery services until now.
When he discovered the object half way through the food, Deenadayalan said he "badly wanted to sue" the restaurant and Swiggy too for partnering with an outlet that does not follow general hygiene.
Coherent with this aim, the brand has launched a rider tracking feature across its digital ordering platforms – mobile-site, mobile app and desktop site.
With the new round of funding, Swiggy also see entry of new investors like China’s Tencent and hedge funds Hillhouse Capital and Wellington Management.